Donald Trump paid no income tax in 2020, reported losses in office, records show
ABCDonald Trump paid no income tax during the final full year of his presidency as he reported a loss from his sprawling business interests, according to tax figures released by a congressional panel. Key points: The committee questioned the legitimacy of some of Mr Trump's deductions The panel is expected to release redacted versions of his full returns in coming days A Trump spokesman said the release of the documents was politically motivated The records, released late on Tuesday by the Democratic-led House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee after a years-long fight, show that Mr Trump's income, and his tax liability, fluctuated dramatically during his four years in the White House. Mr Trump and his wife Melania paid some form of tax during all four years, the documents showed, but were able to minimise their income taxes in several years as income from Mr Trump's businesses was more than offset by deductions and losses. In 2017, Mr Trump and his wife reported adjusted gross income of negative $12.9 million, leading to a net income tax of $750, the records showed.