Trump, double victory: fine reduced and assets skyrocketed to 6.4 billion with Truth’s IPO

Trump, double victory: fine reduced and assets skyrocketed to 6.4 billion with Truth’s IPO

Trump has multiple sources of income, as shown by financial disclosure forms filed with the federal government in August 2023. In 2022, Trump reported at least $537 million in golf course and hotel income, $30.4 million dollars in licensing fees and royalties, $26.5 million in management fees and $61.1 million in distributions from its stake in buildings such as 1290 Avenue of the Americas in New York.

Trump also earned $6.2 million from speaking engagements and $116,103 in pensions from the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Additionally, he reported $268.7 million in revenue from his Washington, D.C. hotel, including a gain on the sale of the property, and nearly $1 million from the sale of two helicopters.

Real estate

Trump owns hotels, office buildings, residential buildings, golf courses and estates. A June 2021 financial statement listed some of his most valuable properties, such as 40 Wall Street, an office building in New York, Trump Tower in Manhattan and the Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. The financial filing said his properties were worth $4.3 billion at the time, while Trump owed a total of $439.2 million in loans and other liabilities. His net worth was $4.5 billion.

Among its major properties, the document states that golf clubs and other club facilities were valued at $1.76 billion, New York buildings such as Trump Tower and Trump Plaza were valued at $524.7 million and $33.4 million, and its holdings in two buildings jointly owned with Vornado were valued at $645.6 million.

In the New York case, the judge ruled that Trump overstated the value of some of these properties over the years, including the value of 40 Wall Street inflated by $120 million in 2015 and the value of Seven Springs, a property in New York’s Westchester County, overvalued by $147 million in 2014. The judge called Trump’s estimated value for Mar-a-Lago “fraudulent” and wrote that it was “probably a billion dollars or more » higher than its market value.

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2024-03-26 07:11:34

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