NEW YORK — Documents detailing Donald Trump’s financial health between 2011 and 2020 can “no longer be relied upon,” the former president’s own accounting firm wrote in a letter made public Monday.
The revelation comes amid criminal and civil investigations into whether Trump, his family and his company broke the law by routinely inflating the value of Trump Org properties across the globe to obtain favorable loans, tax deductions, insurance coverage and other economic perks.
The accounting firm, Mazars USA, said it would no longer do any new work for the Trump Organization or Trump himself. It said it concluded Trump’s “statements of financial condition” could not be trusted in part due to the investigation by State Attorney General Letitia James.
