According to the report, Trump’s income fluctuated during his time in office, with two years of losses in the millions (and none or next to no income tax paid) and two years of large-ish business gains that led to Trump paying a combined $1.1 million in taxes approximately.
Tax returns up until 2017 had previously been made public by The New York Times. which reports that the largest income gain made during Trump’s presidency – in 2018 – was achieved by the sale of properties or investments amounting up to almost the entirety of his income that year.
The report also states that the majority of Trump’s core real estate holdings operated at a loss continuously, while lucrative property shares Trump holds are likely two office towers in Manhattan and San Francisco.
