Trump Organization and top financial executive charged with tax crimes over fringe benefit scheme

New York prosecutors have charged the Trump Organization and CFO Allen Weisselberg with a scheme to defraud by concealing $1.7 million in taxable income. The indictment details unreported fringe benefits, including an apartment and luxury car payments. Weisselberg allegedly evaded significant federal, state, and city taxes and claimed refunds he wasn't entitled to. He has pleaded not guilty.

What was the Trump Organization and its CFO, Allen Weisselberg, charged with?

• Embezzlement

• Tax evasion in the second degree

• A scheme to defraud in the first degree

• Money laundering

What was the largest undeclared fringe benefit mentioned in the indictment?

• A private jet

• An apartment on the Upper West Side

• A vacation home in the Hamptons

• A luxury yacht

How much did the Trump Organization allegedly pay for lease payments on Mercedes-Benz cars for Weisselberg and his wife?

• $250,000

• $300,000

• $190,6245

• $500,000

What was the total amount of federal taxes Weisselberg is accused of evading?

• $800,000

• $700,000

• $600,000

• $556,385

What plea did Allen Weisselberg enter in response to the charges?

• Guilty

• Not guilty

• No contest

• Guilty with a plea bargain