Former United States President Donald Trump‘s golfing company is reportedly undergoing a criminal investigation to determine if it misled officials to cut taxes for a golf course in New York City. The probe is being carried out by a New York City district attorney, according to US media reports.

The Trump National Golf Club in Westchester and Ossining, the town that handles its taxes, was served with record subpoenas from the office of the district attorney, according to reports from New York Times citing unnamed sources.

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The investigation will reportedly focus in part on whether the former president’s company submitted misleading valuations on the golf course.

Mimi E. Rocah, the district attorney and an associate to the Democratic party, has so far not laid out any allegations on those who may be involved. Moreover, according to reports from the Associated Press, the future of the investigation does not guarantee any charges. 

The probe adds to several legal challenges facing the former United States president and his company. In July, the Manhattan district attorney indicted the company and its longtime financial chief with allegedly failing to pay taxes on employee perks, like cars and apartments. Both the company and the finance chief, Allen Weisselberg, have pleaded not guilty, according to reports from Associated Press.

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The New York state attorney general’s office, which joined in the Manhattan district attorney probe, has also launched its own investigation into Trump’s finances.

That civil investigation is looking in part into whether the Trump Organization may have misled tax officials in valuations of another of the company’s Westchester County properties, its Seven Springs estate featuring a Georgian-style mansion set among 213-acres of bucolic countryside.  

The Trump Organization has been fighting the town of Ossining for lower tax assessments for its Westchester golf course for years. The company said the golf club’s value for tax purposes was about $1.4 million while the town put the value at $15 million.

(With AP inputs)