Hunter Biden

Informed sources say federal investigators believe that they have sufficient evidence to charge Hunter Biden with making a false statement in connection ...

They should not be pressured, rushed, or criticized for doing their job." In February, the Daily Mail revealed in a report that Hunter Biden was working with a Chinese oil company in Kazakhstan that is currently under US sanctions. According to The Washington Post, federal agents believe that they have gathered sufficient evidence to charge Hunter Biden with tax crimes and lying on gun purchase paperwork in 2018. The newspaper, citing people familiar with the case, said investigators also believe they have sufficient evidence to charge the younger Biden with making a false statement in connection with a gun purchase. [investigating Hunter Biden,](https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/federal-tax-probe-into-hunter-biden-gaining-ground:-wsj) the son of US President Joe Biden, believe they have evidence of tax crimes and it will be up to a prosecutor to decide whether to bring any charges, The Washington Post reported Thursday. Informed sources say federal investigators believe that they have sufficient evidence to charge Hunter Biden with making a false statement in connection with gun purchase.

Evidence gathered by FBI and IRS investigators was sent to the U.S. Attorney's office in Delaware, according to the sources. A spokesperson for the Trump- ...

Biden said in October 2020 at a presidential debate. [David Weiss](/storiesByEntityId/633fff60e346ee18f6992833/David Weiss), who was appointed by then-President Donald Trump in 2018. A December 2020 subpoena requested documents as far back as January 2017, "regarding (Hunter) Biden's income, assets, debts, obligations, and financial transactions… Investigators have examined whether Biden owes taxes on income from a controversial stint, during his father's vice presidency, as a board member for [Burisma](/storiesByEntityId/62670195e0590a39f50125ba/Burisma), a Ukrainian energy company, according to sources familiar with the matter. [Chris Clark](/storiesByEntityId/624542136880e45323255fa2/Chris Clark), an attorney for Biden, criticized the FBI in a statement to [CBS News](/storiesByEntityId/62390e916880e45323e9b6fa/CBS News), accusing someone within the agency of leaking information from grand jury proceedings, which would be a felony he expects "the Department of Justice will diligently investigate and prosecute." Attorney's office in [Delaware](/storiesByEntityId/62421a726880e45323a2497b/Delaware), according to the sources.

The investigations on allegations of tax crimes and making a false statement to possess a gun against Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, ...

Due to his drug use and addiction, he was discharged from the US Navy in 2014. Later, the investigation focused on whether he is properly reporting his income gains. The US Attorney will decide on whether to file criminal charges against him.

The Washington Post reports that federal agents believe they have enough evidence to support charging Hunter Biden with tax crimes.

[The Washington Post](https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/10/06/hunter-biden-tax-gun-charges/) or [ at CNBC](https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/06/hunter-biden-case-feds-believe-evidence-supports-tax-and-gun-charges.html). In a statement to NBC News, Chris Clark, Hunter Biden’s lawyer, said: “It is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a Grand Jury investigation such as this one. Any agent you cite as a source in your article apparently has committed such a felony.

Agents months ago gathered what they believe is sufficient evidence to charge the president's son with crimes related to taxes and making a false statement ...

He had been acting head of the Delaware office at the time and received the endorsements of the state's U.S. Biden said in October 2020 at a presidential debate. A federal subpoena from that year, obtained by CBS News, sought Hunter Biden's bank records dating back to 2014, when Joe Biden was vice president. A December 2020 subpoena requested documents as far back as January 2017, "regarding (Hunter) Biden's income, assets, debts, obligations, and financial transactions… Biden's team believes the bureau is trying to pressure prosecutors to act. That is the job of the prosecutors," Clark said.

Federal agents investigating Hunter Biden believe there is enough evidence to charge the president's son with tax crimes.

He was appointed under the Trump administration. The Washington Post on Thursday What is the latest on the investigation?

“Federal agents investigating President Biden's son Hunter have gathered what they believe is sufficient evidence to charge him with tax crimes and a false ...

In October 2016, more and more people inside the FBI were starting to harbor serious doubts about decisions made above them, and they were starting to talk. A Trump appointee likely wouldn’t kill a strong case to protect the Biden family — and if there was interference from elsewhere in DOJ or the administration, he could make that known. [ wrote a book](https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Beautiful-Things/Hunter-Biden/9781982151126) about it), he bought a gun. Indeed, one of the reporters who broke the Thursday story — Barrett — landed a similar scoop in October 2016 for the Wall Street Journal. That wouldn’t get him off the hook for past criminal conduct, and the [Wall Street Journal reports](https://www.wsj.com/articles/prosecutors-advance-tax-probe-of-hunter-biden-11648465200) prosecutors are examining whether Hunter “moved funds in a way to obscure his tax liability.” This seems to be an open-and-shut crime — he said on the form he wasn’t a drug user, but he was. Then, in 2018, the [tax inquiry became](https://www.wsj.com/articles/barr-worked-to-keep-hunter-biden-probes-from-public-view-during-election-11607653188) a broader criminal investigation into Hunter, conducted by the US attorney’s office in Delaware, examining possible money laundering and whether he was an unregistered foreign agent. It does reveal, though, that they think the evidence is strong enough to charge Hunter in two areas. (US Attorney David Weiss of Delaware, a Trump appointee, is overseeing the investigation.) However, agents do not get to make the decision about filing charges — prosecutors in the Justice Department do, and the story contains no details about their current thinking. [ at least this spring](https://www.vox.com/23012186/hunter-biden-investigation-tax-fara). The news here is that agents investigating the case think they’ve assembled a case worth charging.

Federal prosecutors believe they have gathered enough evidence to charge President Biden's son, Hunter Biden, with tax crimes and a false statement related ...

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A Washington Post report says federal agents believe they have "sufficient evidence" to charge Pres. Biden's son with tax crimes and false statements.

citizens to disclose any work on behalf of foreign governments. Officials with the Justice Department have not released a statement or comments on the situation. Investigators have looked into whether Hunter Biden had reported all his income, and whether he lied on paperwork linked to the purchase of a firearm.

Reports citing people close to the investigation claim that investigators made up their minds months ago that Hunter Biden was the subject of a solid ...

Emails and other documents relating to the transactions were discovered on a laptop Hunter left at a Delaware repair shop in 2019 and never retrieved. The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). According to reports, which cited people familiar with the inquiry, agents decided months ago that they had constructed a credible criminal case against Hunter Biden. Hunter Biden himself said in December 2020 that his tax issues were being probed by federal officials in Delaware and that he was certain that a professional and impartial investigation of these concerns would show that he conducted his business lawfully and responsibly. The investigation began in 2018 when authorities began looking into whether Hunter and his business colleagues broke different tax and money laundering rules while conducting business in The probe, which began with a focus on Hunter's foreign business connections exposed in a series of exposes by The Post in the autumn of 2020, has switched to whether he declared all of his revenue from foreign deals, according to the reports.

(CNN) – Sources say federal prosecutors could bring charges against President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden. However, no decision has been made to move ...

Attorney David Weiss, a Trump appointee, is in charge of the federal investigation in Delaware. [The Washington Post reports ](https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/10/06/hunter-biden-tax-gun-charges/)federal agents believe they have sufficient evidence to charge the president’s son in two areas: tax crimes and making a false statement regarding a gun purchase. Prosecutors weighing charges in Hunter Biden investigation

Aha! A Russian disinformation op has been detected! Several media outlets have reported that the FBI has enough information to charge Hunter Biden with tax ...

New details have been revealed in an ongoing FBI investigation of Hunter Biden. The Washington Post reported that federal investigators believe they have ...

Is this something that will just — you think will be attached, if it is a criminal vs. So, Hunter Biden's lawyer is unhappy that any of this information is out there now. Will the Justice Department settle the question once and for all? All of these things, sort of raised questions about, can this Justice Department fairly investigate a politically sensitive case? But that's a key distinction that is not true for other types of criminal investigations. So that's sort of a bit of a quirk in this process. And so can you explain what would ultimately happen? But there has not been a charging decision yet. And so what they what they have come to the conclusion of is that, in fact, he did not report some of that income. Washington Post reporter Devlin Barrett joined Laura Barrón-López to discuss the case. Hunter Biden has been the subject of scrutiny on the right for a long time. Laura Barrón-López: