Jamie Spears has been paid a personal salary and concert commissions over the last decade, potentially totaling over $2 million.

Conservators are required to file annual accountings of the conservatee’s assets and the amount spent in the past year.

Large swaths of Jamie Spears’ accounting reports have been redacted from the public. Some details — a 62-cent interest payment from City National Bank here, a $70 Walgreens purchase there — are listed and available to pore through. But dozens of pages of disbursements and business revenue are blacked out.

Among the publicly listed figures, however, are co-conservator fees for Jamie Spears. The 2020 report says the singer’s father was given $128,000 in co-conservator fees that year (Andrew Wallet, the other co-conservator, made $27,100 over the same period). The 2019 accounting report includes similar figures.

The 2020 accounting report also says the conservatorship paid out more than $75,000 in “Conservatorship Miscellaneous Expenses,” as well as approximately another $100,000 for an expense that’s redacted in the documents.

California law allows conservators to pay themselves expenses and fees for their work, and the accounting reports are reviewed by the judge overseeing the conservatorship.

But a July filing from Rosengart contextualizes some of the fees Jamie Spears has paid himself.

“By way of illustration only, since at least 2009, Mr. Spears has been paying himself $16,000 per month from Ms. Spears’ Estate, $2,000 more than he has allotted to Ms. Spears,” Rosengart wrote. “Mr. Spears also pays himself an additional $2,000 per month for office expenses — again, from Ms. Spears’ Estate.”

Aside from conservatorship fees, Jamie Spears has been entitled to revenue from his daughter’s record sales and concerts.

The precise figures aren’t listed in the unredacted portions of the accounting reports filed to court. One letter filed to court by Rosengart estimated Jamie Spears made at least $2.1 million from Britney Spears’ Las Vegas residency in the mid-2010s, and another $500,000 from her 2011 Femme Fatale tour.

Jamie Spears’ lawyer did not immediately return Insider’s request for comment.