The tax fraud trial against former Pres. Trump's namesake company has paused just one day after it began when the first witness on the stand tested positive for COVID-19.
's namesake company has paused just one day after it began when the first witness on the stand tested positive for COVID-19.
The contours of the criminal case against Trump's company took shape Monday when McConney was shown entries from the Trump Organization's general ledger. On Monday, McConney described his close relationship with Weisselberg, to whom he reported "from the day I started" at the Trump Organization until the day Weisselberg stopped being chief financial officer following his arrest. The two had lunch daily and attended each other's family events.
McConney faced a number of questions about the company's accounting as prosecutors seek to show certain documents and records were altered to help Weisselberg and other executives evade taxes during a 15-year period beginning in 2005.
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