Email references NYT article alleging Donald Trump used legally dubious method to avoid paying taxes
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The passage points to a potential tax avoidance scheme by a former president, but provides no concrete details—no dates, amounts, or mechanisms—beyond a link to a New York Times article. It suggests a Mentions Donald Trump allegedly used a questionable tax strategy. References a New York Times article dated early November 2016. Sent by attorney Darren K. Indyke, suggesting possible legal interest.
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