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Request to inspect or receive copies of sf 278 executive fees form 2025

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The document is a request form (OGE Form 201) from the U.S. Office of Government Ethics for individuals to inspect or receive copies of SF 278 Executive Branch Personnel Public Financial Disclosure Reports and other covered records. It outlines the application process, types of applicants, and legal restrictions on the use of the requested information. Additionally, it includes a Privacy Act statement regarding the handling of personal information and details about other records that can be requested.

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What are the requirements for 278 T reporting?

OGE 278 filers must file reports for transactions that individually exceed $1,000 and involve stocks, bonds, commodity futures and other securities (but not widely diversified mutual funds) for themselves, spouse, and dependent children, within 30 days of receiving notification of a transaction, or 45 days after the

Who is required to submit OGE form 278?

OGE Form 278es must be filed by Senate-confirmed Presidential appointees, Senior Executive Service (SES) employees, Senior Level (SL) employees, Professional (ST) employees, Schedule C employees, certain Special Government Employees (SGEs) and Certain Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) employees.

Who must file a public financial disclosure form?

Generally, senior or high-level federal employes like political appointees, members of the Senior Executive Service or GS-15 or above employees must file public financial disclosure reports.

Who is required to file an OGE 278?

Public Financial Disclosure (OGE 278) Who Files: Individuals subject to the public financial disclosure process include most political appointees, as well as General / Flag Officers and civilian career officials above a certain pay threshold (e.g., SES, SL, ST).

What is a public financial disclosure report?

The financial disclosure system serves to prevent conflicts of interest by providing for a systematic review of the financial interests of both current and prospective employees.

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