Judge Voids Trump's $1.8bn IRS Settlement That Shielded Him From Tax Audits

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A US judge has struck down Donald Trump's $1.8 billion settlement with the Internal Revenue Service, which had granted him immunity from future tax audits. The judge ruled that the lawsuit was filed for improper purposes, casting doubt on the legitimacy of the original agreement. As part of the ruling, the judge referred a Trump attorney to authorities for possible disciplinary action. The decision reopens the possibility of Trump facing renewed scrutiny over his tax affairs.

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