U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said that a New York Times story, which showed he paid US$750 the year he won the presidential election and the year he entered office in tax returns, was “fake news.” He added that he’s paid “a lot” in state income taxes and overall, adding the numbers would come out eventually, but would not specify how much saying with him being under audit he can’t reveal those numbers..

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Trump claims New York Times report on his tax returns is ‘fake news’

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