Donald Trump’s most recent public financial disclosure, covering the calendar year 2024 and filed in June 2025, offers a detailed look into the former president’s extensive business empire and diverse income streams. Required as part of his potential return to the presidency, the filing provides a comprehensive overview of assets, liabilities, and earnings.
Obtained by the organization CREW, this 234-page document stands in stark contrast to disclosures filed by many other public officials, highlighting the complexity and scale of Trump’s financial world, ranging from global real estate holdings to branded consumer products and burgeoning digital ventures.
Breaking Down Donald Trump’s 2024 Earnings
The report reveals that Donald Trump earned at least $620 million in income during the 2024 calendar year. This substantial figure is derived from a wide array of businesses and investments, detailed across the lengthy disclosure form.
Millions from Digital Assets and Crypto
One of the most significant income sources highlighted in the filing is from the cryptocurrency venture World Liberty Financial (WLF). Trump reported receiving approximately $57.3 million from his ownership stake in WLF Holdco LLC, where he holds a 75 percent share through DT Marks Defi LLC. The platform, which includes a stablecoin (USD1) and saw its governance tokens achieve significant value, lists his sons Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron Trump in key roles.
This venture has drawn scrutiny, with some, like Senator Elizabeth Warren, raising ethics concerns and potential connections to cryptocurrency legislation like the GENIUS Act. It’s noted that the disclosure does not include income from the later-released $TRUMP or $MELANIA meme coins, as they fall outside the 2024 reporting period.
Real Estate and Resort Revenue
Trump’s vast real estate and hospitality portfolio continues to generate considerable income. His Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, reported over $50 million in resort-related revenue. The Doral golf club was another major earner, bringing in over $110 million. Other golf properties also contributed significantly, including Bedminster (~$33M), Jupiter (~$28M), West Palm Beach (~$29M), and his Virginia club (~$20M). The filing also notes $15 million in license fees from a property in Dubai.
Royalties from Trump-Branded Products
Beyond real estate, Trump’s licensing and branding ventures via CIC Ventures LLC generated approximately $11 million in royalties. This includes revenue from a variety of branded products:
$3,000,000 from the “Save America” coffee table book.
$2,500,000 from Trump Sneakers and Fragrances.
$2,800,000 from Trump Watches.
$1,306,035 from The Greenwood Bible (“God Bless the USA” Bible).
$1,055,100 from the “45” Guitar.
$1,157,490 from NFT licensing and royalties.
Assets and Business Empire
The disclosure details Trump’s extensive assets, many held within a revocable trust overseen by his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. These holdings include a significant stake (nearly 53%) in Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), valued in the billions of dollars following its public listing in 2024. The report includes dozens of pages listing numerous stock and bond investments, alongside detailed footnotes describing various other assets tied to his global business operations.
Disclosed Debts and Liabilities
The filing also lists liabilities, providing insight into financial obligations. These include at least $15,000 owed on an American Express credit card. More substantially, the report notes liabilities exceeding $50 million related to the ongoing litigation with E. Jean Carroll, who successfully sued Trump for sexual abuse and defamation. Trump is currently appealing these judgments.
Overall, the 2025 financial disclosure offers unparalleled transparency into the vast and varied sources of income and financial structures comprising Donald Trump’s business empire as he navigates the political landscape.
