Mazars

Proper noun

Meaning

Mazars (plural Mazarses)

A surname from French.

Examples

In that case, a Manhattan grand jury subpoenaed the Trump Organization and the international accounting firm Mazars for the president’s records as part of a broader investigation into financial and tax-related crimes. Source: Internet

"If this case has not been resolved before the end of this Congress, the Chairwoman will reissue the subpoena to Mazars at the start of the next Congress," Letter wrote to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Source: Internet

The case stems from a dispute over a subpoena issued to Mazars USA, Trump’s accounting firm, by District Attorney of New York County Cyrus Vance for tax records relating to Trump and his businesses in connection to a grand jury investigation. Source: Internet

The congressional subpoenas to Mazars and Trump’s banks, as drafted, may well pass this test. Source: Internet

This and a general consideration for how we manage our data in the future was one of the reasons that we at Mazars Ireland moved to Citrix. Source: Internet

Vance, a Democrat, began seeking the Republican president’s tax returns from his longtime accounting firm Mazars USA over a year ago. Source: Internet

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