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The document outlines the California Form 460, which is a campaign statement required for various recipient committees, including candidates, officeholders, and general purpose committees that raise or spend $1,000 or more in a calendar year. It details the types of committees that must file this form, the filing requirements, contribution limits, and instructions for reporting contributions and expenditures. The form includes sections for monetary contributions, loans received, nonmonetary contributions, expenditures made, accrued expenses, and miscellaneous increases to cash. It also provides guidance on where to file the form and additional resources for compliance with campaign finance laws.

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Who has to file Form 460?

Judges, judicial candidates, and committees primarily formed to support or oppose a judicial candidate file the Form 460 with the Secretary of State. The committees must file reports electronically and on paper if contributions or expenditures docHub $25,000 or more.

What is a Form 460 in California?

The Form 460 is filed by recipient committees to report expenditures and contributions. The Form 460 can be used to file a preelection statement, semi-annual statement, quarterly statement, termination statement, special odd-year report, or an amendment to a previously filed statement. All FPPC Forms ca.gov forms ca.gov forms

What is the Form 460 for the Fair Political Practices Commission?

What is the general purpose committee in California?

A general purpose recipient committee receives contributions of $2,000 or more in order to make contributions and expenditures (including independent expenditures) to support or oppose candidates or ballot measures in California. This type of committee is sometimes referred to as a political action committee (PAC). Where to File Campaign Statements and Reports - General Purpose ca.gov learn campaign-rules wher ca.gov learn campaign-rules wher

What is a statement of organization recipient committee form 410?

A recipient committee is required to file a Statement of Organization (Form 410), which provides the public with information about the purpose of the committee and identifies the committees treasurer and principal officer(s). The Form 410 is also required to be filed in order to terminate the committee.

Who is required to file Form 700?

Overview. Every elected official and public employee who makes or participates in making governmental decisions is required to submit a Statement of Economic Interests, also known as the Form 700. The Form 700 provides transparency and ensures accountability in governmental decisions. Statement of Economic Interests for Candidates - FPPC ca.gov candidate-toolkit-getting-started ca.gov candidate-toolkit-getting-started

What is the California Political Reform Act?

The Political Reform Act (the Act) was a voter-approved initiative on the 1974 primary election ballot. One of the major provisions of the Act requires the truthful and accurate disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures during elections. About the Political Reform Act/How to Get Help - FPPC ca.gov TAD Manual6Appendix ca.gov TAD Manual6Appendix

What is a recipient committee?

Any person or combination of persons is considered to be a recipient committee pursuant to Government Code Section 82013(a), if contributions totaling $2,000 or more have been received in a calendar year for the purpose of influencing Californias city, county and/or state elections.

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