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  I'm a former auditor.  The biggest damage that will occur by releasing his tax returns will be that the public will finally see how little taxes he paid.  In all fairness, we learned about this last week when they released the summaries.  We learned that Trump had tremendous carryover losses that helped him to shield income and pay very little in taxes for at least 3 of the 5 years we saw summaries for.  Essentially, he had accumulated those losses because he's a shitty businessman.  
  One thing we won't see is where he cheated on his tax returns.  Tax returns alone aren't enough to show fraud.  We'd need to see ledgers and bank statements to have something to compare the tax returns to.  Tax returns don't generally show individual transactions - they show a summary that is an accumulation of the transactions for the year.  We'd need bank statements and a ledger before we can even hope to identify where the cheating took place.
context: This man has stolen far more from the government than anything he has paid >
  
  True, but you could really apply that statement to just about all the 1%. >
  
  They weren't President though.. >
  
  A sawbuck says Eric is still a dependent. >
  
  No bet. >
  
  None of this is shocking. He already bragged about not paying taxes. >
  
  Wait until you see the deductions. >
  
  "cough" Stormy Daniels hush money "cough"