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Saudi Government Payments at Two Trump Properties

What happened

  1. promisedocumented

    At Trump's January 2017 press conference, counsel for the Trump Organization said the arrangement would isolate him from the business, bar new foreign deals and donate foreign-government hotel profits to the Treasury.

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  2. actiondocumented

    The limited Mazars records cover a government delegation hotel stay and charges associated with a Saudi-owned floor at Trump World Tower.

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  3. outcomedocumented

    The House report concluded that its Mazars-derived records captured only two years of the presidency and four Trump businesses, so the full amount and final profit reconciliation remained unavailable.

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  4. limitationreported

    The record does not show that this payment caused any official act, and gross property receipts cannot be treated as Donald Trump's personal net income.

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Amounts and affected parties

  1. otherPayment or bounded estimate recorded in the House report$615,422
    Observed source
    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
    Observed recipient
    Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. and Trump World Tower
    observed · 2021-01-20 · observedRead source record
    Calculation detailsPopulation Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. and Trump World Tower; United States publicPeriod 2017-01-20 to 2021-01-20Basis Use the payer-specific amount or bounded estimate stated in the House report; do not aggregate it with overlapping country or property totals.Limits The source set is incomplete, gross receipts are not profit, and one record may overlap a broader payer or property total.

People and organizations

  • United States publicaffected party
  • Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. and Trump World Towerbeneficiary
  • Kingdom of Saudi Arabiapayer
  • Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. and Trump World Towerrecipient
Assessment

The available records document foreign-government-linked spending at a business in which Trump retained a beneficial interest, but they do not establish a policy exchange or permit a complete reconciliation of payments, profit and Treasury donations.