Former US President Donald Trump’s financial disclosures for 2025, made public this week, have drawn the attention of UK tax authorities. The documents reveal a diverse portfolio of income streams: sales of Bibles, royalties from the film “Home Alone” (in which he made a cameo), and a range of personal branding ventures including perfume. More significantly, the disclosures detail substantial revenue from properties and investments held through offshore structures in jurisdictions such as Scotland and Ireland.
HMRC has confirmed it is reviewing the filings for potential tax liabilities, particularly regarding the use of non-domiciled status for assets held in the UK. Trump’s business empire has long maintained that all financial affairs comply with applicable laws. However, the scrutiny underscores a broader crackdown on offshore financial arrangements by European regulators.
