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Trump’s businesses earned USD 12.8 M during election campaign—reports

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Trump's businesses earned USD 12.8 M during election campaign—reports (Photo by Michael Vadon - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0)

Trump’s businesses earned USD 12.8 M during election campaign—reports (Photo by Michael Vadon – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0)

MOSCOW—US President Donald Trump’s election campaign office paid his businesses USD12.8 million throughout the course of the presidential race, the Politico website reported citing the Federal Election Commission data.

According to the news outlet’s analysis of the data published on Wednesday, USD2 million were paid to Trump Tower Commercial for rent of the campaign’s headquarters and for staff services. Tag Air, the Trump-owned company, which operated his private jet, received the biggest payment.

About USD400,000 were paid to Trump’s hotel network, USD435,000 were paid to Trump’s Palm Beach club Mar-A-Lago, while his golf courses received USD398,000 for facility rental, catering and lodging, according to the report.

Trump repeatedly said he would leave his businesses before being inaugurated on January 20, and put his sons Don and Eric in charge.

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