Deutsche Bank won't say publicly whether it has Trump's tax returns, but it does have Trump-related tax documents that a House committee wants to see
Washington Deutsche Bank wouldn't say publicly on Tuesday whether it has President Donald Trump's tax returns. Yet the bank acknowledges the US House would see people's tax returns -- possibly even those of Trump family members -- if the bank fulfilled a subpoena related to Trump, according to a letter from the bank to a federal appeals court on Tuesday.
The bank's letter is the latest development in the House's slow march in seeking Trump's tax returns, and it brings into focus the possibility that Democrats leading the House could see the tax returns in short order if Congress wins the lawsuit. In this case, the House seeks financial records from Deutsche Bank for Trump, his children Donald Trump Jr.
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