SINGLE FAMILY PROGRAMS UMBRELLA RULE

(a) This section applies to a political committee supporting or opposing a candidate for election to the office of county chair of a political party with a nominee on the ballot in the most recent gubernatorial general election if the county has a population of 350,000 or more. (…

(a) Eligible Applicants seeking to administer a single family Program are limited to entities described in the Program Rule and/or NOFA; and (1) Shall be in good standing with the Department, Texas Secretary of State, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and HUD, as applicable. (…

(a) Multiple political expenditures made to a single payee during a reporting period for fees to process political contributions may be itemized as a single expenditure, in an amount equal to the combined total amount of the expenditures, if all the expenditures are made to a sin…

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(a) For reporting required under § 254.031 of the Election Code, the purpose of an expenditure means: (1) A description of the category of goods, services, or other thing of value for which an expenditure is made. Examples of acceptable categories include: (A) advertising expense…

(a) Political expenditures made out of personal funds by a staff member of an officeholder, a candidate, or a political committee with the intent to seek reimbursement from the officeholder, candidate, or political committee that in the aggregate do not exceed the amount specifie…

(a) A candidate is required to report a campaign expenditure from his or her personal funds. (b) An officeholder is not required to report an officeholder expenditure from his or her personal funds unless he or she intends to be reimbursed from political contributions. (c) A cand…

(a) The forgiveness of a loan to a candidate, officeholder, or political committee is a reportable in-kind political contribution unless the loan does not constitute a contribution under § 251.001(2) of the Election Code, and the forgiveness of the loan was made in the due course…

(a) As a general rule, a candidate or officeholder must file a report required by Subchapter C of this chapter (relating to Reporting Requirements for a Candidate) or Subchapter D of this chapter (relating to Reporting Requirements for an Officeholder Who Does Not Have a Campaign…

(a) A discount to a candidate, officeholder, or political committee is an in-kind political contribution unless the terms of the transaction reflect the usual and normal practice of the industry and are typical of the terms that are offered to political and non-political persons …

(a) The responsibility to file reports required by this title survives the death or incapacity of a candidate or officeholder. (b) The legal representative or the estate of a candidate or officeholder who has died, or the legal representative of a candidate who is incapacitated, …

(a) Except as provided by § 20.3(6) of this title (relating to Reports Filed with the Commission), the secretary of a political subdivision (or the presiding officer if the political subdivision has no secretary) is the appropriate filing authority for reports filed by: (1) a can…

A specific-purpose committee required to file reports with more than one authority may choose to file reports only with the commission. Notes 1 Tex. Admin. Code § 20.9 The provisions of this §20.9 adopted to be effective December 31, 1993, 18 TexReg 9714.