Business
17 felony counts against his companies, not against him
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Companies convicted / Trump not charged
His companies were convicted. He was not.
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Dec 2022
Trump Corp. and Trump Payroll Corp. found guilty on all 17 counts.
Jan 2023
$1.61 million, the maximum.
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Two companies were convicted on 17 counts and fined $1.61 million; Trump was not charged.
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The companies, not the man.
Prosecutors showed that executives got apartments, cars and school tuition off the books to avoid taxes. Chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg pleaded guilty and testified. A jury convicted the two companies on all 17 counts, and the judge fined them $1.61 million, the most allowed. [1][2]
Trump was not charged. [2]
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