Trump's 'TRUMP HOME' Brand Registered in Venezuela, Financial Disclosure Shows

Donald Trump maintains a registered trademark for his "TRUMP HOME" brand in Venezuela, as revealed in his most recent financial disclosure filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE).

The document specifies that the "TRUMP HOME" brand is registered with Venezuela's Autonomous Intellectual Property Service (SAPI) across multiple categories of household goods. These include items such as kitchenware, tableware, textiles, and other domestic objects. The declaration notes several consecutive registrations under the "TRUMP HOME" name, all currently marked as "registered" within Venezuela.

Notably, the financial disclosure does not confirm any active commercial use of the brand within the country or report any associated income generated from its exploitation in Venezuela. U.S. financial disclosures for high-ranking officials typically include intellectual property assets like trademarks in various countries, regardless of whether active commercial operations exist. This marks the first time Trump's financial declaration has explicitly mentioned the presence of his brand in Venezuela.

The disclosure also highlights a significant portion of Trump's income derived from cryptocurrencies, exceeding $1.4 billion, primarily through his family company, World Liberty Financial, and the sale of crypto-related assets and licenses. The comprehensive 927-page report further details earnings from brand licensing, stock investments, and real estate ventures, contributing to a total reported income exceeding $2 billion.