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Reporting examples

Reporting examples provide detailed guidance for political committees and other filers about disclosing various types of financial activity. Each page lists the information required for complete and accurate disclosure of a particular transaction with images of example reports, video tutorials and links to electronic filing software user manuals when they are available.

Links to reporting examples also appear within the help for candidates and committees guide for each filer type:

Candidates and their authorized committees

Contributions

Other receipts

Disbursements

Loans and debts

Registering

Joint Fundraising

Terminating

Political party committees

Registering

Receipts

Disbursements

Independent expenditures

Debt

Allocation

Coordination

Federal Election Activity (FEA)

Terminating