After Christie took office, New Jersey settled a yearslong tax dispute with Trump casinos in 2011 by accepting $5 million of the $30 million that was owed, The New York Times reported. For six years, New Jersey state auditors and lawyers battled in court for $ 30 million that the state said Donald Trump's Atlantic City casinos owed in back taxes.
The state eventually agreed to accept only $ 5 million from the casinos. The settlement came just a year after Governor Chris Christie took office. These are incredible revelations and this may be a reason Trump doesn't want his tax returns seen.
