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OGE Form 278e listing minor interest and capital gains for Donald J. Trump (2014‑2017)
The document merely shows that the former president reported very small amounts of interest and capital gains from a variety of financial institutions. No specific transactions, dates, amounts above $ Trump disclosed interest/capital gains ranging from $0‑$15,000 from multiple banks and corporations. All amounts fall in the lowest reporting brackets, suggesting no large financial flows. The form i
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The document merely shows that the former president reported very small amounts of interest and capital gains from a variety of financial institutions. No specific transactions, dates, amounts above $ Trump disclosed interest/capital gains ranging from $0‑$15,000 from multiple banks and corporations. All amounts fall in the lowest reporting brackets, suggesting no large financial flows. The form i
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