Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley’s personal financial disclosure report shows she was paid between $100,001 and $1 million for each of her 12 speaking engagements in the months leading up to the launch of her presidential campaign.

The report Haley filed lists 12 speaking engagements she gave in a roughly 11-month period ending in January. She says Haley was compensated by speaking engagements for her in Toronto, Montreal, Singapore and Australia and in major US cities like New York, Chicago and Dallas. Some of the organizations she spoke with include Barclays Services Corporation, BMO Harris Bank, the Center for Israel and Jewish Affairs, and the National Automobile Dealers Association.

Haley also received a salary of between $50,001 and $100,000 as a board member of Irmo, South Carolina-based Great Southern Homes, a large regional homebuilder, from July 2021 through December of last year. He also reported that she held shares in the company valued between $250,001 and $500,000.

Great Southern Homes became part of a new publicly traded company called United Homes Group this year, and Haley reported that he is currently on the board of United Homes Group.

He also reported winning $100,001 and $1 million in consulting fees from Prism Global Management. He reported that he earned the same amount of salary from Little Engine Inc., an asset holding company that he jointly owns with his spouse.

She earned between $100,001 and $1 million in royalties from her book published last year titled «If You Want Something Done,» and was paid a salary of $50,0001 to $100,000 for her role as an adviser to Stand Up Against Nuclear Iran. , according to the report.

All presidential candidates are required by law to file an annual public financial disclosure report with the Office of Government Ethics, either 30 days after declaring their candidacy or by May 15. Haley announced his presidential candidacy in February.

A spokesperson for Haley’s campaign did not immediately respond to NBC News’ request for comment on her reported earnings.