As Trump awaits a fraud trial verdict, a new report has identified financial reporting "deficiencies" within the Trump Organization. The report, released by a court-appointed monitor, suggested issues in how the company represents its finances to lenders, including missing disclosures, typos, and math errors. The findings might influence the judge's ruling in the New York State case seeking $370 million from Trump. The former president's legal team has criticized the monitor's motives and fees, disputing the significance of the identified accounting issues.