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US election: Hillary Clinton releases her tax returns | US election: Hillary Clinton releases her tax returns |
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Hillary Clinton has released her tax returns, adding to the pressure on her Republican rival for the White House, Donald Trump, to do the same. | Hillary Clinton has released her tax returns, adding to the pressure on her Republican rival for the White House, Donald Trump, to do the same. |
The Democratic presidential candidate paid an effective federal tax rate of 34.2% last year. | The Democratic presidential candidate paid an effective federal tax rate of 34.2% last year. |
Her running mate Tim Kaine, along with his wife Anne Holton, paid a rate of 20.3%, his returns show. | Her running mate Tim Kaine, along with his wife Anne Holton, paid a rate of 20.3%, his returns show. |
Mr Trump, a hotel developer with a fortune estimated to be in the billions, has refused to release his. | Mr Trump, a hotel developer with a fortune estimated to be in the billions, has refused to release his. |
Presidential candidates typically release their tax returns to the media to show their effective tax rate, charitable donations and other financial details. | Presidential candidates typically release their tax returns to the media to show their effective tax rate, charitable donations and other financial details. |
Mr Trump, who has released a self-reported financial disclosure form, said he will not make his tax returns public until the Internal Revenue Service completes audits of them. | Mr Trump, who has released a self-reported financial disclosure form, said he will not make his tax returns public until the Internal Revenue Service completes audits of them. |
What might be in Trump's tax return? | |
What's in Donald Trump's tax returns? | |
Hillary Clinton's 2015 tax return | |
The IRS has said Mr Trump is free to release his returns. Mr Trump would be the first presidential candidate in decades not to release his returns. | The IRS has said Mr Trump is free to release his returns. Mr Trump would be the first presidential candidate in decades not to release his returns. |
Then-President Richard Nixon released his tax returns in 1973, starting an informal precedent. | Then-President Richard Nixon released his tax returns in 1973, starting an informal precedent. |
In 2012, then-Republican presidential Mitt Romney reluctantly released his returns. | |
The returns became a campaign issue after the documents showed he paid an effective tax rate of 14.1%, much lower than the typical rate for top earners. | |
"Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine continue to set the standard for financial transparency," said a Clinton campaign spokeswoman, who called on Mr Trump to do the same. | "Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine continue to set the standard for financial transparency," said a Clinton campaign spokeswoman, who called on Mr Trump to do the same. |
Mrs Clinton's return was filed jointly with her husband former President Bill Clinton. The couple earned more than $10m in 2015, the documents say. | |
Most of the income came from Mr Clinton's speaking fees as Mrs Clinton has been campaigning for president. Mrs Clinton earned about $3m from book royalties. | |
The Clintons have disclosed tax returns for every year since 1977. | The Clintons have disclosed tax returns for every year since 1977. |
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