Trump's 2017 Financial Disclosure

On June 16th, 2017 the U.S. Office of Government Ethics released President Trump's 2017 personal financial disclosure that he voluntarily filed earlier in the week. The form sheds the first real light on the steps the president has taken to disentangle himself from his business interests after assuming office. It also gives us a look into how the Trump brand was affected by the campaign.

Because the forms are only meant to reveal on potential conflicts of interests a filer might have, they provide far less specificity than tax returns would. Because filers are only required to disclose ranges for their assets, the largest of which is $50,000,000 (Trump disclosed 23 such assets), it's impossible to get an accurate net worth figure. The Center for Responsive Politics has digitized the report and is releasing the 2017 data in this spreadsheet. For questions about the data email Alex Baumgart at [email protected].