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Dear Transparency Advocate,

As expected, there is a media frenzy over the recent reports on President Trump’s tax information: struggling properties, vast write-offs, an audit battle and hundreds of millions in debt coming due. There’s a lot to digest — including data that, according to some estimates, shows the president's wealth to be around $3.9 billion — and only a sliver was addressed in last night’s debate.

OpenSecrets allows you take a deep dive on Trump’s reported assets. We make crucial personal finance data accessible to the public, including
on Ivanka Trump ([link removed]) who reportedly received $747,622 in consulting fees deducted from the president's taxes. Here are resources to help you navigate these earnings:
* President Trump's 2020 Financial Disclosure ([link removed]) - Offers insight into the president’s finances and accounts showing revenue from his holdings. Trump reported earning nearly $467 million in 2019, a $461 million increase over 2018.
* All the President’s Profiting ([link removed]) - Tracks payments to Trump properties from Trump-related entities and beyond, uncovering attempts to buy influence and possible presidential profiteering.
* World of Influence: A guide to Trump’s foreign business interests ([link removed]) - Features Trump’s business interests as the president continues to make money from properties and licensing deals in nearly two dozen countries around the world.

Personal financial disclosures (PFDs) certified and released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics generate raw data on the finances of public office holders. But it's your continuing support of OpenSecrets that gives us the bandwidth to transform millions of records into accessible data in the public interest. Together we make it possible for every voter to decipher the true extent of the wealth and assets accumulated by the political class and to hold government accountable.

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Thank you for investing in OpenSecrets as we bring you the latest news and featured reports about personal finances in the final stretch of the 2020 election cycle.

With gratitude,

Sheila Krumholz
Executive Director
Center for Responsive Politics

PS - The urgency could not be greater. With 34 days until the election — and many ballots already cast in early voting states — CRP staff are working double-time during this volatile news cycle. Please support transparency and accountable governance today. ([link removed])
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