WASHINGTON — A Democratic-led House committee now has access to six years of former President Donald Trump’s tax returns after a multiyear court fight. Republicans have made it clear they’re not interested in or concerned about Trump’s tax records. Neal, D-Mass., also noted that he was legally obligated not to disclose much information about handling Trump's records. Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily blocked the Ways and Means Committee from accessing Trump’s tax records this month while the court decided how to act on Trump's request. But the legal battle began in April 2019, shortly after Democrats took control of the House, when Neal asked for Trump’s returns and those of related business entities.
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