The settlement grants sweeping protections by barring IRS audits of Trump, his family, and businesses for past filings, but experts warn these could be undone. Legal analysts note the agreement may lack durability beyond Trump’s presidency, leaving room for future IRS audits or state-level tax probes. Provisions could also be challenged as unauthorized gifts or income, and the IRS retains authority to investigate future returns, especially in cases of fraud or substantial omissions. Raw Story + 1
Review your monthly bank statements and credit card bills line-by-line to spot small “tester” transactions of R5 or R10, which fraudsters use to verify if a stolen card is still active.
