Trump Companies' Tax-Fraud Sentencing

2023-01-13

unresolved

Promised: 2022-12-06The companies contested the criminal charges at trial.Open cited record · 1 source
The record: 2022-12-06The jury convicted the Trump Corporation and Trump Payroll Corp. on all charged felony counts.Open cited record · 1 source2023-01-13The court imposed the maximum fine authorized for the corporate convictions.Open cited record · 1 source
Who paid: Trump Corporation and Trump Payroll Corp.
Audit finding: unresolved
The sentencing established corporate criminal liability and a statutory fine; it did not convict Donald Trump personally.
Causal strength: documented mechanism

Evidence chronology

promise2022-12-06documented
The companies contested the criminal charges at trial.
- Manhattan District Attorney's Office: Trump Corporation, Trump Payroll Corp. Sentenced to Pay Maximum Fines Following Felony Trial Conviction2023-01-13 · Trial disposition and sentencing summary
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action2022-12-06documented
The jury convicted the Trump Corporation and Trump Payroll Corp. on all charged felony counts.
- Manhattan District Attorney's Office: Trump Corporation, Trump Payroll Corp. Sentenced to Pay Maximum Fines Following Felony Trial Conviction2023-01-13 · Second and third paragraphs
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outcome2023-01-13reported
The court imposed the maximum fine authorized for the corporate convictions.
- Associated Press: Trump Organization fined for tax fraud2023-01-13 · Sentencing result and corporate defendants
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limitation2023-01-13reported
Donald Trump was not a defendant in this criminal case and was not personally convicted in it.
- Associated Press: Trump Organization fined for tax fraud2023-01-13 · Paragraph distinguishing Trump from the convicted companies
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limitation
Donald Trump was not a defendant in this criminal case and was not personally convicted in it.