Former US President Donald Trump and his organization have been ordered to pay $354,868,768.
This is what the court in New York decided this Friday, in the civil case for financial fraud of his company.
It's not just the hefty fine that Trump and his sons have received, but the way they conduct business in New York is also being restricted.
In his ruling, Judge Engoron said an independent monitor would continue to oversee the Trump Organization's businesses.
Trump is banned from doing business in New York for three years, and his sons Eric and Donald Jr. are banned for two years.
Donald Trump and his lawyers took an aggressive stance against Judge Engoron throughout the hearing.
The lead attorneys, Chris Kise and Alina Habba, repeatedly alleged political bias by the judge and his court clerk, prompting reprimands from the bench.
New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron ruled last year that Trump had committed fraud by sending 11 years of falsified balance sheets to Deutsche Bank and others. The New York attorney general who brought the suit, Letitia James, said it helped the former president get lower interest rates.