Trump had US$916m loss in 1995, cutting taxes: NYT
Manheim, Pennsylvania
DONALD Trump was facing renewed pressure to release his personal tax information after a New York Times report that he recorded a US$916 million loss on his 1995 income tax return, a deduction that might have allowed him to cut his federal income tax for several ensuing years.
The Times, citing tax analysts, reported on Saturday night that based on Mr Trump's 1995 income tax documents, he might have been able to reduce his tax bills for as many as 18 years. The newspaper posted to its website three documents, which purported to be from state tax returns in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey. It received the documents in the mail last month, the newspaper said.
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