Overview
- The president’s 2025 declaration, published late August 2026, records assets of $295.2 million, a 43.3% nominal increase that officials attribute mostly to a $73 million accounting revaluation of existing assets.
- About 82% of Javier Milei’s reported rise stems from a 91.5% fiscal revaluation of his 100 m² Buenos Aires apartment and from valuing unchanged dollar balances at a higher official exchange rate.
- Karina Milei’s 2025 filing shows roughly $35.3 million in assets, a roughly 210–221% jump driven almost entirely by revaluation of her 150 m² Vicente López apartment.
- The filings also record two new facts: Javier Milei reported his first bank liability of $586,357 with Banco Supervielle, and Economy Minister Luis Caputo disclosed a patrimony near $19.2–19.5 billion with about 95–97% of his declared bank deposits held abroad.
- The declarations use fiscal property values and the Banco Nación official exchange rate, which can overstate peso changes versus real dollar purchasing power, a point likely to shape further public scrutiny of valuation methods and offshore deposit concentration.