DT Marks Doha LLC reported $5,250,000 from its Doha, Qatar agreement
The filing ties the license fee to Dar Global Holdings for Real Estate LLC and lists the recipient's ownership as 79% DTTM Operations, 20% Trump family members, and 1% managing member.
Entities and roles
- DTTM Operations LLCdisclosed direct ownership entity
- The Trump Organizationfamily business managed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump
- Dar Global Holdings for Real Estate LLCnamed agreement counterparty
- DT Marks Doha LLCrecipient of disclosed license fee
- Donald J. Trumpsitting president and disclosed beneficiary of family business interests
- Donald Trump Jr.son and Trump Organization executive managing the family business
- Eric Trumpson and Trump Organization executive managing the family business
Relationships in this file
- DTTM Operations LLCdisclosed member or limited-partner ownerDT Marks Doha LLC
- Dar Global Holdings for Real Estate LLCnamed license or management counterpartyDT Marks Doha LLC
- Donald J. Trumpson and Trump Organization executive managing his father's trust-held businessDonald Trump Jr.
- Donald J. Trumpson and Trump Organization executive managing his father's trust-held businessEric Trump
Money trail
revenue2025 license fee$5,250,000 - Revenue source
- Dar Global Holdings for Real Estate LLC
- Revenue recipient
- DT Marks Doha LLC
Claims and evidence
- factdocumented
Donald Trump's certified 2026 disclosure reports that DT Marks Doha LLC received $5,250,000 in 2025 license fee tied to Dar Global Holdings for Real Estate LLC; it lists ownership as 79% DTTM Operations, 20% Trump family members, and 1% managing member. AP reports that Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump run the family business while their father is president.
- U.S. Office of Government Ethics: Donald J. Trump 2026 Annual Public Financial Disclosure ReportPart 2, Schedule 1, line 77
- Associated Press: Crypto, real estate, watches: How Trump made over $1 billion last yearPassages identifying Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump as managers of the family business and distinguishing disclosed revenue from retained income