President Donald Trump’s annual financial disclosure has been released, according to the Office of Government Ethics and reporting based on the filing.

The document—spanning dozens of pages—details Trump’s income, assets, and liabilities for the covered reporting period, including substantial earnings from business interests and royalties tied to his name and likeness. It also lists extensive stock and bond investments and provides financial disclosures required under federal ethics rules for executive branch officeholders.

One of the most prominent disclosures highlighted in coverage includes income reported from Trump’s stake in World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency-related venture launched by the Trump family. Reporting also notes that the disclosure includes significant information about the luxury properties and business holdings that continue to generate income.

Beyond investment holdings, coverage of the filing has emphasized the breadth of royalty payments, including items sold or licensed under Trump branding—such as books, watches, and other merchandise—along with other financial reporting required in the annual form.

The release is part of the regular federal ethics process in which senior officials file public financial disclosures, which members of the public and the press can request and review.