WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Election Fee on Tuesday granted Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump a second 45-day extension to file private monetary disclosures.
Trump had initially been as a consequence of report on his private monetary scenario to the Federal Election Fee on Could 15 however was granted an extension till July 1 on request.
A authorized consultant for the previous president on Tuesday requested the company grant the candidate one other extension, citing the complexities of his monetary holdings, in keeping with a replica of the letter launched by the company.
A second letter launched by the company confirmed it had granted the request. “A tough copy of the report bearing Mr. Trump’s authentic signature is now due and needs to be obtained by the Federal Election Fee by August 15, 2024,” that letter added.
Trump’s monetary disclosures are intently watched as a result of they provide a sign of the scale of his private wealth.
(Reporting by Jason Lange and Kanishka Singh in Washington, modifying by Deepa Babington)
