Manhattan DA and Trump reach tentative agreement on Trump tax return subpoena

The Manhattan District Attorney's Office has agreed not to impose a subpoena on President Donald Trump's income tax returns until a Federal Court has ruled on the Bureau's motion to have the complaint dismissed. Trump to block the subpoena and obtain an injunction requested by the President.

In a letter to Federal Judge Victor Marrero today, attorneys from the prosecutor's office said they "entered into a temporary agreement" with Trump's lawyers to delay the application of the subpoena to 13 hours. two working days after the payment of Marrero or until 13 hours. October 7, whichever comes first.

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In the meantime, the accounting firm Trump, Mazars USA, "will resume the collection and preparation of all the documents in accordance with the assignment", according to the letter, which was also signed by the lawyers of the president and the lawyers of Mazars, who is the defendant in the case. .

Unless the court orders otherwise, Mazars will begin to "produce continuously" the tax documents "immediately after the expiry of this agreement", at the first delivery by hand at 4 pm. That day.

The letter was a response to Marrero's request at Wednesday's hearing that the two parties reach an agreement "to address the concerns of both parties" during the settlement of the issue. Marrero suspended the summons to appear for a day at this hearing.

Trump sued last week for blocking Manhattan DA DA Cyrus Vance, who is targeting eight years of personal and corporate tax returns as part of an extensive survey of monthly payments to women who claim to have had sex with him.