Donald Trump profited from children's cancer charity

The article, citing two people involved in the situation, said President Trump ordered the Trump Organization start billing the Eric Trump Foundation hundreds of thousands of dollars after becoming aware that his company had not been charging the charity for its facilities and services. President Donald Trump's second eldest son told the magazine that use of the golf course was free, and much of the merchandise, drinks and entertainment was comped.

Four such groups held their own charity tournaments at Trump golf courses at later dates.

The Trump family spokespeople claim that the Trumps absolutely did not profit at all from Eric's expense splurge.

"We get to use our assets 100% free of charge", he tells Forbes. But according to charity experts, "the listed expenses defy any reasonable cost justification for a one-day golf tournament".

However, Forbes reported that a $100,000 in donations to the Donald J. Trump Organization was then donated to the Eric Trump Foundation and then paid to Trump Organization businesses.

Such practices would be illegal under federal tax regulations and state laws against misleading donors, Dan Alexander writes in Forbes.

But a representative for Eric Trump said that inferring malicious intent from a charity "is not only shameful but is truly disgusting" and denied that the Trump Organization made money from the events.

'We paid third party cost and expenses and related items we could not get donated.

Eric Trump's signature charitable foundation has been funneling huge amounts of cash meant to benefit children with cancer into the for-profit Trump Organization, potentially violating federal and state laws on taxes and charitable foundations, Forbes reported Tuesday. Starting in 2011, "costs for Eric Trump's tournament jumped from $46,000 to $142,000, according to the foundation's IRS filings". His philanthropic Trump Organization took in big profits by hosting a charity golf event to benefit children's cancer research, claiming the use of the course was donated, reported Forbes on Tuesday.

The press secretary for New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, Amy Spitalnick, gave this statement when asked about the Forbes report: "The Attorney General's investigation into the Trump Foundation remains ongoing". No credit?' And he went nuts.

It's unclear, however, if that money was directly related to the golf tournaments.

On Tuesday night, regurgitated cow cud Eric Trump appeared on Fox News's Hannity to offer his thoughts on the ongoing federal investigation of his father's campaign's ties to Russian Federation. By 2015, the last time the golf invitational was held, the Foundation was handing over $322,000 to the Trump Organization to cover costs. I have raised $16.3 million for the greatest hospital in the world, that's St. Jude, and I get attacked for it. Barron gets attacked.