Donald Trump plans to withdraw a $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), according to reports. The case, filed in January, alleges that the IRS failed to prevent an unauthorized release of Trump’s tax returns. Under the reported proposal, Trump would drop the lawsuit in exchange for the creation of a compensation fund described as running into the billions of dollars. The idea is that payments from the fund would address claims related to the disputed release of the tax records at the center of the litigation. The sources do not provide additional details on the fund’s structure, funding mechanism, or oversight, nor do they specify whether the IRS has accepted the approach or what conditions would be required for the lawsuit’s dismissal. The reports also do not clarify whether any settlement terms would include acknowledgements of fault or specific timelines for resolving the matter. The planned withdrawal would conclude an active legal challenge that focuses on alleged failures by the IRS related to the disclosure of Trump’s tax information.