Hunter Biden's legal team is preparing for his upcoming trial on federal tax charges, accused of evading over $1.4 million in taxes while leading an extravagant lifestyle. His attorneys have criticized prosecutors, claiming they aim to tarnish Hunter's character by introducing salacious details about his personal life. The judge overseeing the case, Mark Scarsi, has ruled against several defense motions, including the exclusion of evidence related to Hunter's addiction and his belated tax payments. Prosecutors plan to present evidence of Hunter's foreign business dealings, notably with a Chinese energy company and a Romanian businessman, to illustrate his alleged lack of legitimate work for substantial payments. Despite having recently been convicted on gun charges, Hunter Biden's defense argues that the case is politically motivated. Sentencing for his gun case is scheduled for November 13, just days after the presidential election.