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Allen Weisselberg Net Worth – Bio, Age, Wife, Family,Charges

Allen Weisselberg - Bio, Age, Wife, Family, Net Worth, Charges

This article covers all the information regarding Allen Weisselberg, his career, family, children, and more. So, let’s delve further to know more.

Allen Weisselberg Biography

Allen Howard Weisselberg, an American businessman and former chief financial officer of Trump’s organization, was born on 15th August 1947 in Brooklyn, New York, United States. Allen Weisselberg grew up in the borough’s Brownsville neighborhood. He is of Jewish descent and has white ethnicity. He is currently 75 years old.

Allen Weisselberg

Allen completed his graduation from Thomas Jefferson in East New York. After graduation, he enrolled in Pace University in Brooklyn, New York, earning a Bachelor of Science in accounting in 1970.

Allen Weisselberg Career

Allen worked as an accountant for real estate magnate Fred Trump after graduation. He was appointed by Trump’s father, Fred Trump, in 1973. He became the controller of Trump’s organization, managed their assets, and protected Trump’s financial secrets by the late 1880s.

He was upgraded to the post of Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts in the year 2000. Allen was also a board member and treasurer of the Donald J. Trump Foundation.

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Besides Trump, he is one of two trustees of a New York-based revocable trust that, in turn, possesses DT Connect Member Corp. Once, Weisselberg said in testimony to New York State operatives that he was not familiar that he was a member of the board “at least for the last 10 or 15 years”.

Trump Organization CEO

Trump Organization announced at the time of Trump’s presidency on 11th January 2017 that Allen would be operating the company along with Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. Allen Weisselberg and Donald Jr. Trump work as a trustee, and Eric Trump works as an advisor. He also emerged as a reviewer on the seventh episode of The Apprentice, Season 2.

Allen Weisselberg Wife

Allen Weisselberg is married to Hillary Weisselberg. The couple tied the knot in New York, United States. Their marriage date is still under wraps. The couple lived in the modest ranch-style house in Wantagh, New York, a suburban hamlet in Long Island’s Nassau County, till 2013. Later the couple shifted to a luxury apartment building in the Trump Organization’s Riverside South development on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.   

Allen's wife

The couple purchased a vacation home in Boynton Beach, Florida, in 2002 and sold his old property for $468,000. Allen’s former daughter-in-law said, “He has more feelings and adoration for Donald than his wife… For Donald, it’s a business. But for Allen, it’s a love affair.” 

Allen and Hillary Weisselberg have two sons named Jack and Bary Weisselberg. Jack serves as a loan organization executive at Ladder Capital, affiliated with Trump’s organization. In contrast, his younger brother Bary Weisselberg serves at the Wollman Skating Rink in Central Park. Trump owns it too.

Allen Weisselberg Net Worth

Former Chief Officer of Trump’s organization and an eminent American businessman Allen Weisselberg has an estimated net worth of $1-2 billion. He makes a fortune from his business. Besides, he owns many high-end homes in the U.S.

Allen Weisselberg Charges by Letitia James

 Trump Organization’s Chief Financial Organization and an employee of the Trump Corporation, Allen Weisselberg, was found guilty of formulating and setting off a 15-year scheme to defraud federal, New York State, and New York City tax authorities. He eluded payment of taxes due on $1.76 million in unrevealed income.

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He came into the limelight for convicting at the trial of misconduct. The Judge said that Allen would have to pay alimony of nearly $2 million in taxes, punishment, and interest. After the investigation, Letitia James, New York’s Attorney General, said there was zero tolerance for individuals who “defrauded their state and cheated their communities.”

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Further, he said, For years, Mr. Weisselberg broke the law to line his own pockets and fund a lavish lifestyle. Today, that misconduct ends. Let this guilty plea send a loud and clear message: we will crack down on anyone who steals from the public for personal gain because no one is above the law.” 

fraud case

Judge Juan Merchan admonished Weisselberg that if he didn’t tell the truth at the trial, the appeal would be declared invalid, and he would have to face 15 years behind the prison. After the Judge’s decision Allen Weisselberg’s lawyer Nicholas Gravante sent a statement saying Allen had made a tough decision “Rather than risk the possibility of 15 years in prison, he has agreed to serve 100 days. We are glad to have this behind him.” via email.

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