Twitter Users Mock Trump's Accounting Firm For Getting Clue After 20 Years

Mazars USA informed the Trump Organization that it was cutting ties, noting that the financial statements it prepared with information provided by the company between mid-2011 and June 2020 “should no longer be relied upon,” Mary Papenfuss reported for HuffPost.

Photo Insert: Twitter users pounced on the fact that it took accounting firm Mazars USA to finally get a clue that the Trump Organization’s financial statements were unreliable.

Twitter critics roundly mocked accounting firm Mazars USA on Monday for finally getting a clue that the Trump Organization’s financial statements were unreliable — after preparing them for a decade.

Thousands of Twitter critics weren’t buying Mazars’ sudden epiphany about the Trump information and accused the firm of trying to get out the line of investigative fire.

Mazars informed the Trump Organization in a letter that it was cutting ties, noting that the financial statements it had prepared with information provided by the company between mid-2011 and June 2020 “should no longer be relied upon.”

The letter also said Mazars reconsidered its work just last month after questions were raised in a court filing by New York Attorney General Letitia James. She’s investigating whether Trump assets were inflated in order to secure loans.

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