Nearly half of former President Donald Trump's financial assets returned no income—or income measured at less than $201—new financial filings show.The documents were released by the Federal Election Commission and are the first public insight into the Republican presidential nominee's earnings in the lead-up to the presidential election. The disclosure is more than 250 pages and lists all of Trump's incomes, investments, debts and business interests.
Other resorts in which Trump is involved also were lucrative, including TIGL Ireland Enterprises in Doonbeg, Ireland, which brought in more than $16 million in resort-related revenue.Trump also raked in millions from several other holdings, including nearly $5 million from THC Miami Restaurant Hospitality LLC and more than $8 million from THC Sales & Marketing LLC based in New York. The Trump Corporation management company in New York and Florida brought in more than $24 million.