Trump Organization and CFO expected to be charged Thursday in New York tax probe

Washington — New York prosecutors are expected to charge the Trump Organization and its longtime chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg with tax-related crimes on Thursday, two sources familiar with the matter told CBS News.

The grand jury indictment would be the first stemming from a years-long probe by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office into former President Donald Trump's company. Ronald Fischetti, a lawyer representing Mr. Trump, told CBS News on Tuesday that he does not foresee charges against the former president himself. Weisselberg, whose role in the company has come under scrutiny by prosecutors in recent months, is expected to surrender to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office on Thursday to be fingerprinted and processed before being arraigned in New York State Criminal Court, the people familiar with the matter said. Attorneys for the Trump Organization are also expected to appear in court for arraignment on the indictment.