The Trump Organization's longstanding accounting firm Mazars is quitting and says financials provided from 2011 to 2020 should no longer be relied upon, as...
The Trump Organization’s longstanding accounting firm Mazars is quitting and says financials provided from 2011 to 2020 should no longer be relied upon, according to court documents filed Tuesday in New York.
Here are five key Trump properties listed by the attorney general’s office in January as part of its probe, including the valuations it has in focus: U.S. commercial real-estate properties often are financed with 10-year mortgages, making the past decade of financials important, particularly as old debt comes due and borrowers look to refinance.
The Trump Organization did not respond when asked by MarketWatch how the Mazars’ letter revoking its support for a decade’s worth of financial statements might impact specific buildings, or overall future financing for Trump properties.
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