Supreme Court clears way for Manhattan prosecutors to subpoena Trump’s taxes

The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an effort by former President Trump’s lawyers to block Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance from enforcing a subpoena for eight years of his personal and financial tax returns.

Why it matters: It was the last legal hurdle in the former president’s long-running legal battle to shield his tax returns from prosecutors. Vance first subpoenaed Trump’s accounting firm Mazars USA in 2019 as part of a criminal investigation into the Trump Organization for potential tax and bank-related fraud.

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