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On Nov. 22, 2022, the Supreme Court denied Donald Trump’s bid for emergency relief and lifted a temporary stay, allowing the IRS to move ahead with the House Ways and Means Committee’s request for his tax returns.
Why it matters: The Supreme Court denied emergency relief, vacated the temporary stay, and let the House tax-record fight proceed.
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On Nov. 22, 2022, the Supreme Court denied Donald Trump’s bid for emergency relief and lifted a temporary stay, allowing the IRS to move ahead with the House Ways and Means Committee’s request for his tax returns.
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On Nov. 22, 2022, the Supreme Court denied Donald Trump’s bid for emergency relief and lifted a temporary stay, allowing the IRS to move ahead with the House Ways and Means Committee’s request for his tax returns.
The Supreme Court denied Donald Trump’s emergency request to keep his tax returns from the House Ways and Means Committee, leaving lower-court rulings in place and allowing the disclosure fight to move forward.
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