When Trump will submit the tax returns to the authorities?

Former US President Donald Trump's tax return has been ordered by the country's Supreme Court to be submitted to the New York consulate. He tried desperately to keep his financial documents from the prosecutors, but lost. On Monday, the Supreme Court rejected the plea of ​​Trump's lawyers without comment. The former US president has repeatedly said that the summons issued by Manhattan District Attorney Ciras Vance for tax returns is exaggerated and unacceptable. But the US Supreme Court ignored his statement and ordered the New York investigation to hand over Trump's tax return. During his tenure as president, the New York Attorney General requested an order to hand over the statement. At the time, Trump was claiming that he was not obliged to disclose his tax returns. Trump now lacks some of the legal benefits he received as president. However, the Supreme Court's directive issued on Monday did not address any legal issues related to Trump's presidency. Cyrus Vance says work will continue. He did not comment further.    Former United States President Donald Trump is going to face new legal problems. An investigation has already been launched against him in the state of Georgia. An investigation is under way into allegations that Trump called election officials and ordered them to change the results. Georgia Fulton County Attorney General Ferny Wills said the investigation would prosecute those involved in the crime. The case will be conducted without considering the social or any other position of the person involved in any instruction or attempt to change the result of the election. Georgia's investigation is expected to be completed by March. The ongoing criminal investigation in New York has begun to move. Several women's cases are pending against him for leaving. Donald Trump's business dealings in New York are under investigation for tax evasion discrepancies. Trump could be charged under local law in Washington, DC, even if he is acquitted in the impeachment court. Washington, DC Attorney General Carl Resin warned that the former president could be charged under local law in a federal investigation. Democrats in the US Congress have warned that Trump may have instigated the Capitol, riots and that he could have done so again if he had not been convicted. The Democrat-controlled House of Representatives in the US Congress last month accused Trump of inciting riots. Lawmakers from this council presented their case to senators this week. In the impeachment hearing of Trump in the upper house of the US Congress on Thursday, Democrat prosecutors used the words of the rioters to highlight Trump's relationship with the violence, as well as the long-term damage caused by the riots. Democrats have also presented statements from police, Capitol staff, intelligence officials and foreign media to advance their case. In their final statement, they say Trump has damaged resources, people and democracy. Democrat Rep. Trade Liu says Trump has no regrets about his actions. He said that since impeachment, conviction and disqualification are not only related to the past but also to the future, it is important to ensure that no future official, no future president can do the same.