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Topline
Trump Organization executives considered using Donald Trump’s presidential status to inflate the value of his properties, according to documents shown in court Friday, as New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office argues Trump and his company fraudulently misstated the value of his assets as a way to obtain more favorable business deals and boost Trump’s net worth.
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Executives added a “premium for presidential property” of 15% and above to valuations of Trump’s real estate properties on internal draft documents during his presidency, according to a copy of the document shown at the trial as Trump Organization executive Patrick Birney was questioned.
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