court shall issue an order enjoining the course of conduct found to constitute the violation, and such of the following as are appropriate: (1) The disgorgement of the value of any foreign present or emolument. (2) The surrender of the physical present or emolument to the Department of State, which shall, if practicable, dispose of the present or emolument and deposit the proceeds into the United States Treasury. (3) The renunciation of any office or title accepted in violation of such subsection. (4) A prohibition on the use or holding of such an office or title. (5) Such other relief as the court determines appropriate. (d) Use of government funds prohibited No appropriated funds, funds provided from any accounts in the United States Treasury, funds derived from the collection of fees, or any other Government funds shall be used to pay any disgorgement imposed by the court pursuant to this section. 305. Disclosures concerning foreign and domestic emoluments (a) Disclosures Section 13104(a) of title 5, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: (9) Foreign emoluments Any present, emolument, office, or title received from a government of a foreign country, including the source, date, type, and amount or value of each present or emolument accepted on or before the date of filing during the preceding calendar year. (10) Business interests receiving foreign emoluments Each business interest that is reasonably expected to result in the receipt of any present or emolument from a government of a foreign country during the current calendar year. (11) Emoluments from United States In addition, the President shall report— (A) any emolument received from the United States, or any of them, other than the compensation for his or her services as President provided for by Federal law