Opinion: Why the fight in New York over Trump's tax returns matters (via latimesopinion)
For just about a New York minute, prosecutors in that state were set to get their hands on eight years’ worth of President Trump’s tax returns.to block a grand jury subpoena issued for the tax returns by Manhattan Dist. Atty. Cyrus R. Vance Jr., meaning that Trump’s accountants would have to turn them over by 10 a.m. Pacific time. But Trump’s lawyers quickly appealed, and the ruling was put on hold by a federal appeals court.
I don’t think presidential candidates should be compelled to release their tax returns in order to run for office; instead, I’d leave it to voters to decide whether to disqualify someone who refuses to release his or her returns. I’m more persuadable that sitting presidents should have to release their tax returns, or at the very least that the annual financial disclosures now required should be made considerably more detailed.
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