What will happen if Trump doesn't file tax returns publicly?

On April 15, local time, according to China Youth Online, hundreds of thousands of people from more than 150 American cities took part in demonstrations and rallies, demanding that President Trump disclose his tax bill. According to the organizers of the "Tax Return Parade", Washington, D.C. and new york have the largest demonstrations, with more than 25,000 people and 20,000 people respectively.

In Washington, protesters marched along Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol, past the IRS building, Trump International Hotel and other places, holding inflatable cartoons and various slogans similar to Trump Rooster, and finally arrived at the Lincoln Memorial. Several congressmen made speeches at the rally.

Wei Deng, the vice chairman of the US Senate Finance Committee and a member of the Democratic Party, said that it is a tradition for the President of the United States to disclose his tax bill every year. "President Trump threw this great tradition into the trash can, just like a middle school student hiding his report card." Wei Deng is drafting a bill to change the president's public tax payment from voluntary tradition into law.

Votos, vice chairman of the House Finance Committee and Democrat, said that Trump's contemptuous behavior should be impeached. Since Nixon, successive American presidents have published individual tax returns every year. For Trump, tax filing has always been a controversial topic. During last year's election, Hillary hinted that Trump was hiding something. Trump said at the time that the American people were not interested in his tax bill and that they could not get useful information from it. However, American tax experts generally believe that a complete tax return contains important information, such as personal charitable donations, annual income and sources of income.