Fppc Form 460 – Fill Out and Use This PDF

The Form 460, also known as the Recipient Committee Campaign Statement, is a crucial document for recipient committees in California, including candidates, officeholders and their controlled committees, primarily formed ballot measure committees, and general purpose committees, among others. It is required for any committee that has raised or spent $2,000 or more during a calendar year in connection to an election or holding an office. This form serves as a fundamental tool for maintaining transparency in campaign finance by necessitating detailed reports on contributions and expenditures. For those required to file, ensure accuracy and compliance by clicking the button below.

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The California Form 460, known as the Recipient Committee Campaign Statement, serves as a comprehensive disclosure tool for a wide range of political committees within the state. This pivotal form applies to candidates, officeholders and their controlled committees—specifically those who have either raised or spent (or will raise or spend) $2,000 or more during any calendar year in connection to election campaigning or incumbency. Furthermore, its scope extends to primarily formed ballot measure committees that accumulate $2,000 or more for the singular purpose of supporting or contesting the qualification, passage, or defeat of ballot measures in various electoral contexts. Additionally, primarily formed candidate/officeholder committees and general purpose committees falling under the same financial threshold are required to file this form. Not just limited to traditional filing, the Form 460 also encompasses pre-election statements, semi-annual and quarterly statements, special odd-year reports, termination statements, and amendments to previously filed statements. With specific guidelines on contribution limits for state elective office candidates, detailed filing instructions—including electronic submission requirements for certain state committees—and procedures for determining appropriate filing jurisdictions, the Form 460 embodies a crucial facet of campaign finance transparency and regulatory compliance. Prepared by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC), the Form 460 not only enhances financial disclosure among political campaigns but also assists in maintaining the integrity of the electoral process in California.

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Recipient Committee Campaign Statement

CALIFORNIA 460 FORM

The Form 460 is for use by all recipient committees, including:

Candidates, Oficeholders and Their Controlled

Committees

•A candidate or oficeholder who has a controlled committee, or who has raised or spent or will raise or spend $2,000 or more during a calendar year in connection with election to ofice or holding ofice. The Form 460 is also required if $2,000 or more will be raised or spent during the calendar year at the behest of the oficeholder or candidate.

Primarily Formed Ballot Measure Committees

•A person, entity, or organization that receives contributions totaling $2,000 or more during a calendar year for the primary purpose of supporting or opposing the qualiication, passage, or defeat of a single ballot measure or two or more measures being voted on in the same city, county, multi-county or state election.

Primarily Formed Candidate/Oficeholder

Committees

•A person, entity, or organization that receives contributions totaling $2,000 or more during a calendar year to support or oppose a single candidate or oficeholder, or two or more candidates or oficeholders who are being voted upon in the same city, county, or multi-county election. This type of committee is not controlled by the candidate(s) or oficeholder(s).

General Purpose Committees

•A person, entity, or organization that receives contributions totaling $2,000 or more during a calendar year to support or oppose various candidates and measures (e.g., political parties, political action committees).

Non-controlled committees that do not receive contributions, loans, or miscellaneous receipts totaling $100 or more from a single source during a calendar year may use Form 450 – Recipient Committee Campaign Statement – Short Form.

Note: Refer to the Statement of Organization, Form 410, for guidance to determine the type of committee.

Use the Form 460 to ile any of the following:

•Preelection Statement

•Semi-annual Statement

•Quarterly Statement

•Special Odd-Year Report

•Termination Statement

•Amendment to a previously iled statement

Note: Mark the preelection statement box if a committee iles a monthly report in connection with a LAFCO proposal.

See reverse for general guidance on where to ile this form.

Contribution Limits: Candidates for elective state ofice are subject to state contribution limits. Contributions received by committees for the purpose of making contributions to candidates for elective state ofice are also subject to limits. A chart identifying the limits is located at www. fppc.ca.gov. In addition, local candidates may be subject to contribution limits imposed by local ordinance. Questions concerning local limits should be addressed to election oficials in the local jurisdiction.

This form was prepared by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC). For detailed information on campaign reporting requirements and the Information Practices Act of 1977, see the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee (available from your iling oficer or the FPPC). Campaign iling deadlines, forms, and other informational materials are available on the FPPC website (www.fppc.ca.gov).

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016) FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772) www.fppc.ca.gov

Instructions for Recipient Committee Campaign Statement

CALIFORNIAFORM 460

Where to File:

In general, state committees ile with the Secretary of State and local committees ile with the iling oficer of the local jurisdiction.

State Committees:

State committees include state candidates and oficeholders, all judicial candidates and judges, committees that support or oppose state candidates and ballot measures (e.g. PACs, political parties), committees that support or oppose candidates and ballot measure in more than one county and candidates and committees formed for CalPERS or CalSTRS elections.

Secretary of State Political Reform Division 1500 11th Street, Room 495 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone (916) 653-6224 Fax (916) 653-5045 www.sos.ca.gov

Additional Copies:

•A copy of this form must also be iled with a state candidate’s county of domicile’s iling oficer, if the state candidate committee does not ile Form 460 electronically with the Secretary of State.

•A copy of this form must also be iled with a local iling oficer if the committee is controlled by a candidate for state elective ofice and the committee is formed for a local election.

•A copy of this form must also be iled with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS ofice if the committee is a candidate controlled or a primarily formed committee for a CalPERS

or CalSTRS election. A candidate seeking a CalPERS or CalSTRS election is not required to ile a copy of the statement with the candidate’s county of domicile.

Local Committees:

•Elected oficers and candidates for local agencies that have jurisdiction in two or more counties and committees that support or oppose candidates or local measures being voted on in one of these jurisdictions, ile an original and one copy with the election oficial for the county with the largest number of registered voters in the district and one copy with their county of domicile.

•Elected county oficeholders and candidates for county ofices, and committees that support or oppose candidates or ballot measures being voted on within a single county, ile an original and one copy with the election oficial for that county.

•Elected city oficeholders and candidates for city ofices, and committees that support or oppose candidates and ballot measures in a single city, ile an original and one copy with the city clerk.

Fast Facts:

Paper Copies: Most committees must ile the original and one copy in paper format with the designated iling oficer. Most state committees must also ile an electronic version. Some local jurisdictions also require electronic submissions.

Electronic Filing: State committees must ile electronic reports with the Secretary of State if

the committee receives contributions or makes expenditures totaling $25,000 or more.

General Purpose Committees: FPPC regulation 18227.5 sets out the procedures for determining whether a committee should ile with the state, county or city elections ofice. In general, such committees ile with the Secretary of State unless the committee makes more than 70% of its contributions and expenditures in connection with a city election or county election. The regulation sets out review timelines and exceptions. A committee cannot knowingly ile in an incorrect jurisdiction with the intention of avoiding the appropriate legal disclosure to the public. Committees that change jurisdictions ile in both jurisdictions until the end of the calendar year.

LAFCO Proposals: Committees primarily formed to support or oppose a LAFCO proposal ile this form with the county elections ofice in the county that the proposal may be voted upon. Once a proposal is listed on a ballot, a committee will ile as a multi-county, county or city committee.

Statement of Organization: A committee must make certain that its Statement of Organization, Form 410, is current and correct. This form includes information such as a candidate’s year of election and the name of the committee’s principal oficers as well as other important information regarding the committee’s formation. Information listed on a Form 460 must be the same as that disclosed on the Form 410.

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016) FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772) www.fppc.ca.gov

Recipient Committee

COVER PAGE

Date Stamp

CALIFORNIAFORM

460

Campaign Statement

Cover Page

Page

Statement covers period

Date of election if applicable:

(Month, Day, Year)

For Oficial Use Only

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

from

through

Type of Recipient Committee: All Committees – Complete Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4.

2. Type of Statement:

Oficeholder, Candidate Controlled Committee

Primarily Formed Ballot Measure

Preelection Statement

Quarterly Statement

State Candidate Election Committee

Committee

Semi-annual Statement

Special Odd-Year Report

Recall

Controlled

Termination Statement

(Also Complete Part 5)

Sponsored Committees

•A sponsored committee is one that has a sponsor—a business entity, organization, union, or other entity—that meets certain criteria. Sponsored ballot measure committees and general purpose committees must include the name of the sponsor in the name of the committee.

Small Contributor Committees

•This term is signiicant only if the committee makes contributions to candidates running for elective state ofice.

Type of Statement:

Check the appropriate box(es) to indicate the type of statement you are iling (or amending).

Amendments: If you are iling an amendment to a previously iled statement, give a brief explanation of the amendment and list the schedules being amended. Include an amended summary page, if applicable. Be sure to enter the period covered of the statement you are amending.

Termination: A committee must continue iling campaign statements each year until it is eligible to terminate and iles a Form 410 Termination.

Most oficeholders must continue iling campaign statements until they have terminated all controlled committees and have left ofice.

Committee I.D. Number:

If the committee has not yet received an identiication number from the Secretary of State, enter “Not Yet Received.” File Form 410 to obtain an I.D. Number.

Veriication:

The statement must be signed by the committee treasurer or the assistant treasurer named on the committee’s Statement of Organization (Form

410). An oficeholder, candidate, or state measure proponent who controls the committee must also sign the statement. If two or three oficeholders, candidates, or proponents control the committee, each must sign the statement. If more than three control the committee, one may sign on behalf of the others.

Under certain circumstances, the responsible oficer of a sponsoring organization must sign the statement.

Additional Important Information:

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for information about:

•When, where, and what type of statements the committee is required to ile.

•Closing date of campaign statements.

•Sponsored committee criteria.

•Termination criteria.

•Recordkeeping requirements and prohibitions.

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Related Committees Not Included in this Statement:

COVER PAGE - PART 2

Recipient Committee

Campaign Statement

Cover Page — Part 2

CALIFORNIAFORM 460

Page of

5. Oficeholder or Candidate Controlled Committee

NAME OF OFFICEHOLDER OR CANDIDATE

OFFICE SOUGHT OR HELD (INCLUDE LOCATION AND DISTRICT NUMBER IF APPLICABLE)

RESIDENTIAL/BUSINESS ADDRESS (NO. AND STREET)

CITY

STATE

ZIP

List any committees not included in this statement that are controlled by you or are primarily formed to receive contributions or make expenditures on behalf of your candidacy.

COMMITTEE NAME			I.D. NUMBER

NAME OF TREASURER			CONTROLLED COMMITTEE?
			YES	NO

COMMITTEE ADDRESS	STREET ADDRESS (NO P.O. BOX)

CITY	STATE	ZIP CODE		AREA CODE/PHONE


COMMITTEE NAME			I.D. NUMBER

NAME OF TREASURER			CONTROLLED COMMITTEE?
			YES	NO

COMMITTEE ADDRESS	STREET ADDRESS (NO P.O. BOX)

6. Primarily Formed Ballot Measure Committee

NAME OF BALLOT MEASURE

BALLOT NO. OR LETTER	JURISDICTION	SUPPORT
		SUPPORT
		OPPOSE

Identify the controlling oficeholder, candidate, or state measure proponent, if any.

NAME OF OFFICEHOLDER, CANDIDATE, OR PROPONENT

OFFICE SOUGHT OR HELD	DISTRICT NO. IF ANY

7. Primarily Formed Candidate/Oficeholder Committee List names of

oficeholder(s) or candidate(s) for which this committee is primarily formed.

NAME OF OFFICEHOLDER OR CANDIDATE	OFFICE SOUGHT OR HELD	SUPPORT
		SUPPORT
		OPPOSE

NAME OF OFFICEHOLDER OR CANDIDATE	OFFICE SOUGHT OR HELD	SUPPORT
		SUPPORT
		OPPOSE

NAME OF OFFICEHOLDER OR CANDIDATE	OFFICE SOUGHT OR HELD	SUPPORT
		SUPPORT
		OPPOSE

NAME OF OFFICEHOLDER OR CANDIDATE	OFFICE SOUGHT OR HELD	SUPPORT
		SUPPORT
		OPPOSE

CITY	STATE	ZIP CODE	AREA CODE/PHONE	Attach continuation sheets if necessary
				Attach continuation sheets if necessary

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016) FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772) www.fppc.ca.gov

Instructions for Recipient Committee Campaign Statement – Cover Page

CALIFORNIAFORM 460

Oficeholder or Candidate Controlled Committee:

Candidates must have a separate bank account and committee to run for different elective ofices. A candidate who is required to ile campaign statements in connection with more than one elective ofice but is only receiving contributions and making expenditures for one of the ofices, may include both ofices on one Form 460. In Part 5 of the cover page, enter the candidate’s name and under “Ofice Sought or Held,” identify each ofice, and state whether the candidate is seeking or holding the ofice. The Form 460 must be iled with the appropriate iling oficer(s) for each ofice.

For example, a city councilmember is raising funds to run for the county board of supervisors. She has no committee and is not raising or spending funds in connection with the city ofice, and has formed a controlled committee for the county ofice. To comply with the requirements to ile campaign statements for both her city ofice and her county candidacy, she may complete one Form 460 each campaign reporting period, which she will ile with the city clerk and the county elections department. In Part 5 of the Form 460 Cover Page, under “Ofice Sought or Held,” she will state that she is holding the ofice of city councilmember (including the name of the city) and that she is seeking a seat on the board of supervisors (including the name of the county).

Ballot Measure Committee:

Part 6 of the Form 460 Cover Page must be completed by committees that are primarily formed to support or oppose the qualiication or passage of a single ballot measure or two or more measures being voted on in the same city, county, multicounty, or state election. A “general purpose” ballot measure committee (one that supports

or opposes a variety of state and/or local ballot measures) is not required to complete Part 6.

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Campaign Disclosure Statement

Amounts may be rounded

SUMMARY PAGE

Summary Page

to whole dollars.

Statement covers period

CALIFORNIA

460

from

FORM

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through

Page

NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

Contributions Received

Column A

Column B

Calendar Year Summary for Candidates

TOTAL THIS PERIOD

CALENDAR YEAR

Running in Both the State Primary and

(FROM ATTACHED SCHEDULES)

TOTAL TO DATE

General Elections

Monetary Contributions

Schedule A, Line 3

1/1 through 6/30

7/1 to Date

Loans Received

Schedule B, Line 3

20. Contributions

SUBTOTAL CASH CONTRIBUTIONS

Add Lines 1 + 2

Received

Nonmonetary Contributions

Schedule C, Line 3

21. Expenditures

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED

Add Lines 3 + 4

Made

Expenditures Made

Expenditure Limit Summary for State

Payments Made

Schedule E, Line 4

Candidates

Loans Made

Schedule H, Line 3

22.

Cumulative Expenditures Made*

SUBTOTAL CASH PAYMENTS

Add Lines 6 + 7

(If Subject to Voluntary Expenditure Limit)

9. Accrued Expenses (Unpaid Bills)

Schedule F, Line 3

Date of Election

Total to Date

10. Nonmonetary Adjustment

Schedule C, Line 3

(mm/dd/yy)

11. TOTAL EXPENDITURES MADE

Add Lines 8 + 9 + 10

Current Cash Statement

12. Beginning Cash Balance

Previous Summary Page, Line 16

To calculate Column B,

13. Cash Receipts

Column A, Line 3 above

add amounts in Column

14. Miscellaneous Increases to Cash

A to the corresponding

*Amounts in this section may be different from amounts

Schedule I, Line 4

amounts from Column B

reported in Column B.

15. Cash Payments

of your last report. Some

Column A, Line 8 above

amounts in Column A may

16. ENDING CASH BALANCE

..................Add Lines 12 + 13 + 14, then subtract Line 15

be negative igures that

If this is a termination statement, Line 16 must be zero.

should be subtracted from

previous period amounts. If

this is the irst report being

17. LOAN GUARANTEES RECEIVED

Schedule B, Part 2

iled for this calendar year,

only carry over the amounts

Cash Equivalents and Outstanding Debts

from Lines 2, 7, and 9 (if

any).

18.

Cash Equivalents

See instructions on reverse

19.

Outstanding Debts

Add Line 2 + Line 9 in Column B above

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Instructions for Summary Page

Campaign Disclosure Statement

CALIFORNIAFORM 460

The Summary Page provides an overview of the committee’s inancial activities and is completed for each iling.

Column A relects activities during the current reporting period as reported on Schedules A through H. It is not necessary to attach a blank schedule if there has been no reportable activity during the period, but it is necessary to enter a zero or the word “none” on the appropriate line in Column A of the Summary Page.

Column B igures should relect the cumulative total since January 1 of the current calendar year.* Add the totals from Column B of the committee’s last campaign statement (if any) to the corresponding amounts in Column A. If this is the irst report being iled for a calendar year, only carry forward the amounts reported on Lines 2, 7, and

9 of Column B (if any) from the committee’s last statement. (Note: The amounts reported on Lines 2, 7, and 9 of Column B should be the same as the total outstanding amounts disclosed in column

(d)of Schedules B, F, and H, respectively, of the current report.)

When loans (Schedules B and H) and accrued expenses (Schedule F) are paid, the igures to be carried from the schedules to Lines 2, 7, and

9 of Column A may be negative numbers. In this case, be sure to show them as negative igures on the Summary Page (e.g., with a minus sign (-) or in parentheses), and subtract them when totaling Columns A and B.

*There are exceptions to the calendar year “cumulation period” for candidate elections and ballot measure elections held in January and early February, and for ballot measure qualiication

activities. Consult the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for additional information.

Current Cash Statement:

Lines 12-16 of the Summary Page should accurately relect your current cash position. Beginning and ending cash balances should include the total amount of funds in your campaign checking and savings accounts, plus any investments that can be readily converted to cash, such as certiicates of deposit, money market accounts, stocks and bonds, etc. (Oficeholders and candidates are subject to bank account restrictions, and all committees should read the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual regarding appropriate uses of campaign funds.)

Line 12 (Beginning Cash Balance) must be the same as the ending cash balance reported on Line 16 of your previous statement’s Summary Page. If this is your irst campaign statement, enter zero on Line 12.

Line 16 (Ending Cash Balance) is the total of Lines 12, 13, and 14, minus Line 15.

If you are iling a termination statement, Line 16

must be zero.

Cash Equivalents:

“Cash equivalents” include investments that cannot be readily converted to cash, as well as the balance due on all outstanding loans the committee has made to others (from Line 7 of Column B of the Summary Page). Investments that can be readily converted to cash, such as certiicates of deposit or money market funds, should be included in the cash

on hand igures on Lines 12 and 16 of the Summary Page.

Summary for Primary and General Elections (Lines 20 and 21):

This section is only for committees that are:

•Controlled by a candidate who is being voted on in both the state primary and general elections (does not apply to controlled ballot measure committees); or

•Primarily formed to support or oppose candidates being voted on in both the state primary and general elections.

Complete this summary on the preelection and semi-annual statements for the general election, covering periods during the last six months of the

year (July 1 – December 31).

Expenditure Ceiling Summary for State Candidates (Line 22):

Candidates for elective state ofice who have accepted the voluntary expenditure ceiling for a particular election must disclose the total amount of expenditures made through the end of the reporting period that are subject to the expenditure ceiling for the election. Report the date of the election and total amount expended for that election. Report totals for the primary and general elections separately. This information is no longer required if the expenditure ceiling has been lifted. (See FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual 1.)

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Schedule A

Amounts may be rounded

SCHEDULE A

to whole dollars.

Monetary Contributions Received

Statement covers period

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

DATE

FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE OF CONTRIBUTOR

CONTRIBUTOR

IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER

AMOUNT

CUMULATIVE TO DATE

PER ELECTION

OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYER

RECEIVED THIS

CALENDAR YEAR

TO DATE

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

RECEIVED

CODE *

(IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER NAME

PERIOD

(JAN. 1 - DEC. 31)

(IF REQUIRED)

OF BUSINESS)

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

SUBTOTAL $

Schedule A Summary

1.	Amount received this period – itemized monetary contributions.
	(Include all Schedule A subtotals.)	$
2.	Amount received this period – unitemized monetary contributions of less than $100	$
3.	Total monetary contributions received this period.
	(Add Lines 1 and 2. Enter here and on the Summary Page, Column A, Line 1.)	TOTAL $

*Contributor Codes

IND – Individual

COM – Recipient Committee (other than PTY or SCC)

OTH – Other (e.g., business entity) PTY – Political Party

SCC – Small Contributor Committee

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Instructions for Schedule A

Monetary Contributions Received

CALIFORNIAFORM 460

Report monetary contributions (except loans) received during the reporting period on Schedule A. Also report on Schedule A if a contributor forgives a loan for your committee or a third party pays a loan for your committee. Loans received during the period are reported on Schedule B. Certain transfers between a state candidate’s controlled committees are also disclosed on Schedule A. (See FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual 1.)

If a total of $100 or more is received from a single contributor during a calendar year, report the name, street address, city, state and zip code of the contributor, the amount contributed this period, and the cumulative amount received from the contributor since January 1 of the current calendar year.* Include monetary and nonmonetary contributions and loans when reporting the cumulative amount.

Contributions totaling less than $100 received from a single contributor during a calendar year are reported as a lump sum on Line 2 of the Schedule A Summary.

*There are exceptions to the calendar year “cumulation period” for candidate elections and ballot measure elections held in January and early February, and for ballot measure qualiication activities. (See the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manuals for candidates and ballot measure committees.)

Date Received:

A monetary contribution has been received when the candidate or committee, or an agent of the candidate or committee, receives or obtains control of the check or other negotiable instrument. There are special rules for reporting the date contributions are received by a committee that collects contributions through employee payroll deductions

or membership dues and contributions received electronically (e.g., credit card, text).

Contributor Codes:

For each itemized contributor, check the applicable contributor code:

IND – contributions from any individual’s personal funds.

COM – contributions from other committees that receive contributions. These committees will have an identiication number assigned by the Secretary of State. Examples: political action committees, other candidates’ committees. (State committees should use PTY or SCC when appropriate.)

OTH – business entities and other contributors.

PTY – contributions from political parties (including state and county central committees).

SCC – contributions from small contributor committees (applicable only to state candidates and committees).

Contributions from Individuals:

When itemizing a contribution from an individual, also disclose the contributor’s occupation and the name of his or her employer. If the contributor is self-employed, provide the name of his or her business. If the contributor is not employed, enter “none.”

It is not necessary to enter occupation and employer information for other types of contributors (such as business entities).

Missing Contributor Information: A contribution of $100 or more must be returned to the contributor within 60 days if the recipient does not obtain the contributor’s address, occupation and employer.

Contributions from Committees:

When itemizing a contribution from another recipient committee, disclose the identiication number assigned to that committee by the Secretary of State in addition to its name and address. If no ID number has been assigned, provide the name and address of that committee’s treasurer.

Intermediaries:

If you receive a contribution through an intermediary (i.e., you have received a contribution check from a person other than the true source of the funds), disclose all of the required information for both the intermediary and the actual contributor.

Per Election to Date:

Candidates subject to state contribution limits (or if required by local ordinance) must disclose the cumulative amount received from each contributor during the limitation cycle in addition to the calendar year cumulative amount. (Candidates for elective state ofice should refer to FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual 1.)

Additional Important Information:

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for important information about aggregating monetary and nonmonetary contributions, recordkeeping, prohibitions on cash contributions, returning contributions, and more.

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Schedule A (Continuation Sheet)	Amounts may be rounded
Monetary Contributions Received	to whole dollars.
	to whole dollars.

NAME OF FILER

SCHEDULE A (CONT.)

Statement covers period	CALIFORNIAFORM		460
from	CALIFORNIAFORM		460
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	I.D. NUMBER
	I.D. NUMBER

DATE	FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE OF CONTRIBUTOR	CONTRIBUTOR	IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER	AMOUNT	CUMULATIVE TO DATE	PER ELECTION
			OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYER	RECEIVED THIS	CALENDAR YEAR	TO DATE
RECEIVED	(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)	CODE *
			(IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER NAME	PERIOD	(JAN. 1 - DEC. 31)	(IF REQUIRED)
			OF BUSINESS)

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

SUBTOTAL $

*Contributor Codes

IND – Individual

COM – Recipient Committee (other than PTY or SCC)

OTH – Other (e.g., business entity) PTY – Political Party

SCC – Small Contributor Committee

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Schedule B – Part 1

Amounts may be rounded

SCHEDULE B - PART 1

to whole dollars.

Statement covers period

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Loans Received

from

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Page

NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE

OUTSTANDING

AMOUNT

AMOUNT PAID

OUTSTANDING

INTEREST

ORIGINAL

CUMULATIVE

OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYER

OF LENDER

BALANCE

BALANCE AT

(IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER

RECEIVED THIS

OR FORGIVEN

PAID THIS

AMOUNT OF

CONTRIBUTIONS

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

NAME OF BUSINESS)

BEGINNING THIS

PERIOD

THIS PERIOD *

CLOSE OF THIS

PERIOD

LOAN

TO DATE

PERIOD

PAID

CALENDAR YEAR

FORGIVEN

RATE

PER ELECTION**

†

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

DATE DUE

DATE INCURRED

PAID

CALENDAR YEAR

FORGIVEN

RATE

PER ELECTION **

†

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

DATE DUE

DATE INCURRED

PAID

CALENDAR YEAR

FORGIVEN

RATE

PER ELECTION **

†

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

DATE DUE

DATE INCURRED

SUBTOTALS

Schedule B Summary

(Enter (e) on

Schedule E, Line 3)

1. Loans received this period ....................................................................................................................$

(Total Column (b) plus unitemized loans of less than $100.)	†Contributor Codes

2.	Loans paid or forgiven this period	$
	(Total Column (c) plus loans under $100 paid or forgiven.)
	(Include loans paid by a third party that are also itemized on Schedule A.)
3.	Net change this period. (Subtract Line 2 from Line 1.)	NET $
	Enter the net here and on the Summary Page, Column A, Line 2.		(May be a negative number)
			(May be a negative number)

IND – Individual

COM – Recipient Committee (other than PTY or SCC)

OTH – Other (e.g., business entity) PTY – Political Party

SCC – Small Contributor Committee

*Amounts forgiven or paid by another party also must be reported on Schedule A.	FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016)
** If required.	FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772)
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Instructions for Schedule B – Part 1 Loans Received

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All loans received or outstanding are reported on Schedule B. Loans include monetary loans and amounts drawn on lines of credit.

Report loan guarantors on Schedule B – Part 2. A “guarantor” is a third party that co-signs, endorses, or provides security for a loan, or establishes or provides security for a line of credit. A guarantor is also making a contribution.

When a state candidate guarantees a loan from a commercial lending institution in connection with his or her election, both the lending institution and the candidate are required to be disclosed as the lender.

For each loan of $100 or more that was received or was outstanding during the reporting period, disclose the lender’s name and address. Report the original source of all loans received. E.g., for a loan from a commercial lending institution for which a candidate is personally liable, report the lending institution as the lender.

Column (a) – Enter the outstanding loan balance at the beginning of this period (Column (d) of last report). If the loan was received this period, this column will be blank.

Column (b) – Enter the amount received from the lender during this reporting period. If this loan was received in a previous reporting period, leave blank.

Column (c) – Enter the amount of any reduction of the loan during this reporting period. Check whether the loan was paid or forgiven. When the lender forgives a loan or a third party makes a payment on a loan, also report the lender or third party on Schedule A.

Column (d) – Enter the outstanding balance of the loan at the close of this reporting period. Enter the due date, if any.

Column (e) – Enter the interest rate and the amount of interest paid on the loan(s) during this reporting period. Interest paid is reported separately from payments made on the loan principal. Interest payments are also transferred to the Schedule E Summary.

Column (f) – Enter the original amount of the loan and date received. If this is the irst time you are reporting the loan, this will be the same amount reported in Column (b).

Column (g) – Enter the cumulative amount of contributions (loans, monetary and nonmonetary contributions) received from the lender during the calendar year covered by this statement. Candidates subject to state contribution limits (or if required by local ordinance) must disclose the cumulative amount received from each contributor during the limitation cycle in addition to the calendar year cumulative amount. (Candidates for elective state ofice should refer to FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual 1.)

Schedule B Summary:

The Schedule B Summary relects the “net change” in your loan activity. That is, loan payments made during the period are subtracted from new loans received. When the loan payments number is larger than the amount of new loans received, Line 3 will be a negative igure. For example, if $200 is paid during the period and only $100 is received in new loans, report the net change on Line 3 as

“-$100” or “($100).” Be sure to carry this igure to the Summary Page as a negative igure to be subtracted from Summary Page totals.

Additional Important Information:

Refer to the Instructions for Schedule A for important information about:

•Contributor codes

•Contributions from individuals

•Contributions from committees

•Intermediaries

A loan received from a commercial lending institution in the normal course of business is reportable on Schedule B but is not considered a contribution. Contributor codes and cumulative amounts (Column (g)) are required only for loans that are contributions.

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for important information about recordkeeping, prohibitions on cash contributions, returning contributions, and more.

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Schedule B – Part 2

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND

CONTRIBUTOR

IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER

AMOUNT

CUMULATIVE

BALANCE

ZIP CODE OF GUARANTOR

OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYER

LOAN

GUARANTEED

OUTSTANDING

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

CODE

(IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER

THIS PERIOD

TO DATE

NAME OF BUSINESS)

IND

LENDER

CALENDAR YEAR

COM

OTH

PER ELECTION

DATE

(IF REQUIRED)

PTY

SCC

LENDER

CALENDAR YEAR

IND

COM

PER ELECTION

OTH

DATE

(IF REQUIRED)

PTY

SCC

LENDER

CALENDAR YEAR

IND

COM

OTH

PER ELECTION

DATE

(IF REQUIRED)

PTY

SCC

LENDER

CALENDAR YEAR

IND

COM

PER ELECTION

OTH

DATE

(IF REQUIRED)

PTY

SCC

SUBTOTAL $

Enter on

Summary Page,

Line 17 only.

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Instructions for Schedule B – Part 2 Loan Guarantors

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Guarantors of loans received or outstanding during the reporting period are reported on Schedule

B – Part 2. A “guarantor” is a third party that co- signs, endorses, or provides security for a loan, or establishes or provides security for a line of credit. A guarantor is also making a contribution.

For each guarantor of $100 or more, enter the name and address of the guarantor and, if the guarantor is an individual, his/her occupation and employer or, if self employed, the name of his/her business.

Enter the name of the lender or the entity at which a line of credit was established and the date of the loan or the date the line of credit was established.

Enter the amount guaranteed this period, if applicable. For lines of credit, enter the full amount established or secured by the guarantor during the period. (Report amounts drawn on a line of credit on Schedule B – Part 1.)

Enter the cumulative amount guaranteed during the calendar year covered by the statement. Candidates subject to state contribution limits (or if required by local ordinance) must disclose the cumulative amount received from each contributor during the limitation cycle in addition to the calendar year cumulative amount. (Candidates for elective state ofice should refer to FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual 1.)

Report the outstanding balance for which the guarantor is liable at the close of this reporting period.

Loan guarantees are not included in the Schedule B Summary, but are carried forward in a lump sum to Line 17 of the Summary Page.

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Schedule C

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SCHEDULE C

Nonmonetary Contributions Received

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

DATE

FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND

CONTRIBUTOR

IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER

DESCRIPTION OF

AMOUNT/

CUMULATIVE TO

PER ELECTION

DATE

OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYER

FAIR MARKET

RECEIVED

ZIP CODE OF CONTRIBUTOR

CODE *

GOODS OR SERVICES

CALENDAR YEAR

TO DATE

(IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER

VALUE

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

NAME OF BUSINESS)

(JAN 1 - DEC 31)

(IF REQUIRED)

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

IND

COM

OTH

PTY

SCC

Attach additional information on appropriately labeled continuation sheets.

SUBTOTAL $

Schedule C Summary

1.	Amount received this period – itemized nonmonetary contributions.
	(Include all Schedule C subtotals.)	$
2.	Amount received this period – unitemized nonmonetary contributions of less than $100	$
3.	Total nonmonetary contributions received this period.
	(Add Lines 1 and 2. Enter here and on the Summary Page, Column A, Lines 4 and 10.)	TOTAL $

*Contributor Codes

IND – Individual

COM – Recipient Committee (other than PTY or SCC)

OTH – Other (e.g., business entity) PTY – Political Party

SCC – Small Contributor Committee

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Instructions for Schedule C

Nonmonetary Contributions Received

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Report the receipt of nonmonetary contributions on Schedule C.

Nonmonetary contributions include:

•Goods and services for which you have not paid the fair market value, including items donated for auctions or garage sales, such as artwork or furniture.

•A discount that is not available to the public generally.

•Salary payments made by an employer for an employee who spends 10% or more of his or her compensated time in a calendar month working for your committee.

Volunteer personal services and payments voluntarily made by a person for his or her own campaign-related travel expenses are not reportable. The occupant of a home or ofice can host a fundraiser without making a nonmonetary contribution as long as the total cost of the fundraiser is $500 or less.

If a total of $100 or more is received from a single contributor during a calendar year, report the name, street address, city, state and zip code

of the contributor, the amount contributed this period, and the cumulative amount received from the contributor since January 1 of the current calendar year. Include monetary and nonmonetary contributions and loans when reporting the cumulative amount.

Contributions totaling less than $100 received from a single contributor during a calendar year are reported as a lump sum on Line 2 of the Schedule C Summary.

Date Received:

A nonmonetary contribution has been received on the earlier of the following: 1) the date the contributor made an expenditure for goods or services at your behest (in consultation or coordination with you, or at your request or suggestion); or 2) the date you or your agent obtained possession or control of the goods or services.

Per Election to Date:

Fair Market Value:

The fair market value of a nonmonetary contribution is the amount it would cost to purchase the goods or services on the open market. The fair market value can be more than the amount it cost the contributor to provide the goods or services to you.

If you do not know the value of a nonmonetary contribution, you may request the contributor to provide you with a written statement of the value. If you make a request in writing and the value of the contribution is $100 or more, the contributor is required by law to provide the information.

Administrative Services:

Administrative overhead and start-up expenses paid by a sponsoring organization for its sponsored committee are not contributions to the committee but must be reported on Schedule C. Report the value of the services in the “Description of Goods or Services” column and a zero in the “Amount” and “Cumulative to Date” columns.

Nonmonetary Contributions as Expenditures:

The total of nonmonetary contributions is reported on the Summary Page as both contributions received and expenditures made. Enter the total on Line 3 of the Schedule C Summary on both Lines 4 and 10 of the Summary Page. (State Candidates: Most nonmonetary contributions also count for purposes of the voluntary expenditure limits.)

Additional Important Information:

Refer to the Instructions for Schedule A for important information about:

•Contributor codes

•Contributions from individuals

•Contributions from committees

•Intermediaries

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for important information about aggregating monetary and nonmonetary contributions, recordkeeping, and more.

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016) FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772) www.fppc.ca.gov

Schedule D

SCHEDULE D

Summary of Expenditures

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Statement covers period

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Supporting/Opposing Other

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

DATE

NAME OF CANDIDATE, OFFICE, AND DISTRICT, OR

TYPE OF PAYMENT

DESCRIPTION

AMOUNT THIS

CUMULATIVE TO DATE

PER ELECTION

CALENDAR YEAR

TO DATE

MEASURE NUMBER OR LETTER AND JURISDICTION,

(IF REQUIRED)

PERIOD

(JAN. 1 - DEC. 31)

(IF REQUIRED)

OR COMMITTEE

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

SUBTOTAL

Schedule D Summary

1. Itemized contributions and independent expenditures made this period. (Include all Schedule D subtotals.)

.......................................................

2. Unitemized contributions and independent expenditures made this period of under $100

....................................................................................

3. Total contributions and independent expenditures made this period. (Add Lines 1 and 2.

Do not enter on the Summary Page.)

..........

..TOTAL $

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Instructions for Schedule D

Summary of Expenditures Supporting/Opposing Other Candidates, Measures, and Committees

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Schedule D is a summary of payments reported on Schedules E, F, and H that are contributions or independent expenditures to support or oppose candidates and committees. These include:

•A direct monetary contribution or loan made to another candidate or committee.

•A payment made to a vendor for goods or services for a candidate or committee (a nonmonetary contribution).

•A donation to a candidate or committee of goods on hand, or the payment of salary or expenses for a campaign employee who spends 10% or more of his or her compensated time working for another candidate or committee.

•A payment made for a communication (e.g., a mailing, billboard, radio ad) that expressly advocates the election, passage or defeat of a clearly identiied candidate or ballot measure, but the payment is not made to–or at the behest of–the candidate or a ballot measure committee. These payments are “independent expenditures” and may trigger additional reports for your committee.

If a total of $100 or more is contributed or expended during a calendar year to support or

Disclose the date(s) and amount(s) of contributions or independent expenditures made this period relative to each candidate, measure, or committee, and the cumulative amount contributed or paid

to date relative to the candidate, measure, or committee since January 1 of the current calendar year. Cumulate contributions and independent expenditures separately.

Contributions and expenditures of less than $100 to support or oppose a single candidate or measure during a calendar year are totaled and reported as a lump sum on Line 2 of the Schedule D Summary.

Per Election to Date:

If a contribution is made to a candidate that is subject to state contribution limits (or if required by local ordinance), disclose the total amount contributed to the committee in connection with each limitation cycle and identify the election year. The primary and general elections are separate elections. For example, a $4,200 contribution to a candidate for the primary election in 2016 would be disclosed as “$4,200 P-16.”

“Per Election to Date” Column

Description:

If you contributed goods on hand to another candidate or committee (e.g., ofice supplies), describe the goods or services in the “Description” column and disclose the fair market value of the contribution. The fair market value is the amount it would cost the recipient to purchase the goods or services. Because payments must be described when they are reported on Schedules E and F, you need not provide a description on Schedule D for payments reported on Schedules E or F that are nonmonetary contributions or independent expenditures.

Date of Contribution or Expenditure:

A monetary contribution is made on the date it is mailed, delivered, or otherwise transmitted it to the candidate or committee. A nonmonetary contribution is made on the earlier of the following:

1)the date you made an expenditure for goods or services at the behest of the candidate or committee; or 2) the date the candidate or committee obtained possession or control of the goods or services.

Additional Important Information:

oppose a single candidate, ballot measure, or a general purpose committee (e.g., a political party), disclose the name of the candidate and the ofice sought or held and the candidate’s district, if any, the number or letter and jurisdiction of the ballot measure, or the name of the general purpose committee. For each candidate or measure listed, indicate whether the payment was made to support or oppose the candidate or measure. For example, if you made a contribution to the Committee Against Measure A, check the “Oppose” box.

Limitation Cycle

Primary P

General G

Special S

Runoff R

Year of Election

2016 16

2017 17

2018 18

2019 19

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for important information about recordkeeping, prohibitions on cash payments, restrictions on the use of campaign funds, and more.

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016) FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772) www.fppc.ca.gov

Schedule D

(Continuation Sheet)

Amounts may be rounded

SCHEDULE D (CONT.)

Summary of Expenditures

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

DATE

NAME OF CANDIDATE, OFFICE, AND DISTRICT, OR

TYPE OF PAYMENT

DESCRIPTION

AMOUNT THIS

CUMULATIVE TO DATE

PER ELECTION

MEASURE NUMBER OR LETTER AND JURISDICTION,

(IF REQUIRED)

PERIOD

CALENDAR YEAR

TO DATE

OR COMMITTEE

(JAN. 1 - DEC. 31)

(IF REQUIRED)

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

Monetary

Contribution

Nonmonetary

Contribution

Independent

Support

Oppose

Expenditure

SUBTOTAL $

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016)

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Schedule E	Amounts may be rounded
	Amounts may be rounded
Payments Made	to whole dollars.
Payments Made
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NAME OF FILER

		SCHEDULE E
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	I.D. NUMBER

CODES: If one of the following codes accurately describes the payment, you may enter the code. Otherwise, describe the payment.

CMP	campaign paraphernalia/misc.	MBR	member communications	RAD	radio airtime and production costs
CNS	campaign consultants	MTG	meetings and appearances	RFD	returned contributions
CTB	contribution (explain nonmonetary)*	OFC	ofice expenses	SAL	campaign workers’ salaries
CVC	civic donations	PET	petition circulating	TEL	t.v. or cable airtime and production costs
FIL	candidate iling/ballot fees	PHO	phone banks	TRC	candidate travel, lodging, and meals
FND	fundraising events	POL	polling and survey research	TRS	staff/spouse travel, lodging, and meals
IND	independent expenditure supporting/opposing others (explain)*	POS	postage, delivery and messenger services	TSF	transfer between committees of the same candidate/sponsor
LEG	legal defense	PRO	professional services (legal, accounting)	VOT	voter registration
LIT	campaign literature and mailings	PRT	print ads	WEB	information technology costs (internet, e-mail)

NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

CODE

DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT

AMOUNT PAID

* Payments that are contributions or independent expenditures must also be summarized on Schedule D.SUBTOTAL $

Schedule E Summary

1.	Itemized payments made this period. (Include all Schedule E subtotals.)	$
2.	Unitemized payments made this period of under $100	$
3.	Total interest paid this period on loans. (Enter amount from Schedule B, Part 1, Column (e).)	$
4.	Total payments made this period. (Add Lines 1, 2, and 3. Enter here and on the Summary Page, Column A, Line 6.)	TOTAL $

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Instructions for Schedule E Payments Made

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Report payments on Schedule E (other than loans).

For each payment of $100 or more made during the period, report the name and street address, city, state, and zip code of the payee or creditor, and the amount paid during the period. Payments of less than $100 during the period are reported as a lump sum on Line 2 of the Schedule E Summary. However, if two or more payments under $100 were made for a single product or service and the total paid during the period was $100 or more, itemize the total amount paid during the period.

Report payments made on accrued expenses. Also report the required information on Schedule F.

Code or Description of Payment:

If one of the codes listed on Schedule E fully describes the payment, enter the code. A full description of each code is provided on the back of the Schedule E-Continuation Sheet. If none of the codes fully explains the payment, leave the “Code” column blank and enter a brief description of the goods or services purchased in the “Description of Payment” column.

Credit Card Payments:

Disclose the name, address, and amount paid to the credit card company during the period. Also disclose the name, address, amount paid, and code or description of payment for each vendor paid $100 or more. You may disclose the vendor payments on Schedule E or Schedule G.

Payments by Agents and Independent Contractors:

of payment for each vendor paid $500 or more. Disclose payments to the agent or independent contractor on Schedule E. You may disclose the subvendor payments on Schedule E or Schedule G.

Loans:

Report interest paid on loans received on Line 3 of the Schedule E Summary (from Schedule B, Part 1, Column (e)).

Report payments made on loans received on Schedule B and loans made to others on Schedule H. Do not report on Schedule E.

Savings Accounts/Certiicates of

Deposit/Money Market Accounts:

Do not report transfers of campaign funds into savings accounts, certiicates of deposit, money market accounts, or the purchase of any other asset that can readily be converted to cash on Schedule E. Continue reporting these amounts as part of your cash on hand on the Summary Page.

Candidates:

•Candidates must briely describe the political, legislative, or governmental purpose of an itemized expenditure for gifts, meals, and travel payments. FPPC Regulation 18421.7 sets out the requirements.

•Candidate controlled ballot measure committee funds may only be used to make payments related to a state or local measure or potential measure (including qualiication activities) anticipated by the committee. See FPPC regulation 18521.5.

Ballot Measure Committees

A ballot measure committee that makes a payment to any business entity (1) which is owned 50 percent or more by any of the individuals listed below, or (2) in which any of the individuals listed below is an oficer, partner, consultant or employee, must report that individual’s name, relationship to the committee, and a description of the ownership interest or position with the business entity. Individuals covered by (1) and (2) above include:

--A candidate or person controlling the committee; or

--An oficer or employee of the committee; or

--The spouse of any of the above.

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Schedule E

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SCHEDULE E (CONT.)

Statement covers period

460

(Continuation Sheet)

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FORM

CALIFORNIA

Payments Made

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

CODES: If one of the following codes accurately describes the payment, you may enter the code. Otherwise, describe the payment.

CMP

campaign paraphernalia/misc.

MBR

member communications

RAD

radio airtime and production costs

CNS

campaign consultants

MTG

meetings and appearances

RFD

returned contributions

CTB

contribution (explain nonmonetary)*

OFC

ofice expenses

SAL

campaign workers’ salaries

CVC

civic donations

PET

petition circulating

TEL

t.v. or cable airtime and production costs

FIL

candidate iling/ballot fees

PHO

phone banks

TRC

candidate travel, lodging, and meals

FND

fundraising events

POL

polling and survey research

TRS

staff/spouse travel, lodging, and meals

IND

independent expenditure supporting/opposing others (explain)*

POS

postage, delivery and messenger services

TSF

transfer between committees of the same candidate/sponsor

LEG

legal defense

PRO

professional services (legal, accounting)

VOT

voter registration

LIT

campaign literature and mailings

PRT

print ads

WEB

information technology costs (internet, e-mail)

NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

CODE

DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT

AMOUNT PAID

* Payments that are contributions or independent expenditures must also be summarized on Schedule D.	SUBTOTAL $

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Instructions for Schedule E (Continued) Payments Made

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Codes:

CMP: Campaign paraphernalia/misc. Lawn signs, buttons, bumper stickers, T-shirts, potholders, etc. Includes costs of election night event.

CNS: Campaign consultants. Fees and commissions paid to professional campaign management or consulting irms.

CTB: Contributions. Contributions made to other candidates and committees. Use “CTB” for direct monetary contributions. For nonmonetary (in-kind) contributions, use “CTB” and, if one of the other codes accurately describes the expenditure, you may enter that code also. Otherwise, describe the payment. Also provide the name of the candidate or committee that received the nonmonetary contribution in the “Description of Payment” column.*

CVC: Civic donations. Donations to civic, nonproit or education organizations; payments for community events.

FIL: Candidate Filing/Ballot Fees. Payments to election oficials for candidate iling fees and fees charged for publication of a ballot statement.

FND: Fundraising events. Expenditures associated with holding a fundraising event, including payments for event space to hotels or halls, payments for food and beverages to restaurants, caterers and other vendors, and payments for speakers, entertainment, and decorations. Includes costs of house parties. (Use “LIT” for costs of invitations, brochures, and solicitations associated with fundraising events.)

IND: Independent expenditures. Payments for communications that support/oppose other candidates or measures that are not made in consultation or coordination with the candidates or a ballot measure committee. Use “IND” and, if one of the other codes accurately describes

the independent expenditure, you may enter that code also. Otherwise, describe the payment. Also provide the name of the candidate or ballot measure supported or opposed by the expenditure.*

LEG: Legal Defense. Attorney or other fees paid for legal defense.

LIT: Campaign literature and mailings. Preparation, production, and distribution of campaign literature, direct mail pieces, fundraising solicitations, and door hangers. Includes costs of mailing lists, design/graphics, copy and layout, printing and photocopying. Includes payments to be on a slate mailer, and for absentee ballot mailers.

MBR: Member Communications. Payments for communications to members, employees, or shareholders of an organization, or their family members, for the purpose of supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot measure.

MTG: Meetings and appearances. Costs associated with meetings, press conferences, town halls, constituent meetings, etc.

OFC: Ofice expenses. Expenditures for ofice rent; utilities (including cellular phone service); purchase or rental of ofice equipment (computer, fax, photocopier, etc.) and furniture; ofice supplies, etc.

PET: Petition circulating. Includes payments for printing petitions and payments to signature gathering irms for ballot measure qualiication drives.

PHO: Phone banks. Costs of phone banks.

POL: Polling and survey research. Costs of designing and conducting polls, reports on election trends, voter surveys, etc.

POS: Postage, delivery and messenger services. Includes U.S. Postal Service, Federal Express, United Parcel Service, and other delivery and courier services.

PRO: Professional services. Includes legal, accounting, and bookkeeping services.

PRT: Print space and production costs. Includes advertising space in newspapers, magazines and other publications, and billboard ads.

RAD: Radio airtime and production costs.

RFD: Returned contributions.

SAL: Campaign workers salaries. Includes state and federal payroll taxes.

TEL: Television or cable airtime and video production costs.

TRC: Candidate travel. Payments or reimbursements for travel, lodging, and meals of a candidate.

TRS: Staff/spouse travel. Payments or reimbursements for travel, lodging, and meals of a candidate’s representative (staff), or member of the candidate’s household.

TSF: Transfers. Only use this code to report the transfer of funds to another authorized committee of the same candidate or sponsoring organization. Report funds this committee gives to other committees on Schedule E, as contributions (“CTB”) to those committees, not as transfers.

VOT: Voter registration costs.

WEB: Information technology costs. Includes payments for website design, e-mail, internet access, production of website and e-mail advertising.

*Payments that are contributions or independent expenditures to support or oppose other candidates, measures, and committees must

also be summarized on Schedule D.

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SCHEDULE F

Schedule F

Amounts may be rounded

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

CODES: If one of the following codes accurately describes the payment, you may enter the code. Otherwise, describe the payment.

CMP	campaign paraphernalia/misc.	MBR	member communications	RAD	radio airtime and production costs
CNS	campaign consultants	MTG	meetings and appearances	RFD	returned contributions
CTB	contribution (explain nonmonetary)*	OFC	ofice expenses	SAL	campaign workers’ salaries
CVC	civic donations	PET	petition circulating	TEL	t.v. or cable airtime and production costs
FIL	candidate iling/ballot fees	PHO	phone banks	TRC	candidate travel, lodging, and meals
FND	fundraising events	POL	polling and survey research	TRS	staff/spouse travel, lodging, and meals
IND	independent expenditure supporting/opposing others (explain)*	POS	postage, delivery and messenger services	TSF	transfer between committees of the same candidate/sponsor
LEG	legal defense	PRO	professional services (legal, accounting)	VOT	voter registration
LIT	campaign literature and mailings	PRT	print ads	WEB	information technology costs (internet, e-mail)

NAME AND ADDRESS OF CREDITOR

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

	CODE OR	(a)
	CODE OR	OUTSTANDING
	DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT	OUTSTANDING
	DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT	BALANCE BEGINNING
		OF THIS PERIOD

(b)

AMOUNT INCURRED

THIS PERIOD

(c)

AMOUNT PAID THIS PERIOD

(ALSO REPORT ON E)

(d)

OUTSTANDING

BALANCE AT CLOSE

OF THIS PERIOD

* Payments that are contributions or independent expenditures must also be	SUBTOTALS $	$	$	$
summarized on Schedule D.	SUBTOTALS $	$	$	$
summarized on Schedule D.

Schedule F Summary

1.	Total accrued expenses incurred this period. (Include all Schedule F, Column (b) subtotals for
	accrued expenses of $100 or more, plus total unitemized accrued expenses under $100.)	INCURRED TOTALS $
2.	Total accrued expenses paid this period. (Include all Schedule F, Column (c) subtotals for payments on
	accrued expenses of $100 or more, plus total unitemized payments on accrued expenses under $100.)	PAID TOTALS $
3.	Net change this period. (Subtract Line 2 from Line 1. Enter the difference here and
	on the Summary Page, Column A, Line 9.)	NET $
	on the Summary Page, Column A, Line 9.)	NET $	May be a negative number

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Instructions for Schedule F

Accrued Expenses (Unpaid Bills)

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Report unpaid bills for goods or services on Schedule F.

If the amount owed to a single vendor is $100 or more at the end of the reporting period, you must disclose the name and street address, city, state, and zip code of the payee or creditor and the amount incurred during the period that is outstanding at the end of the period (Column (b)). Continue reporting the accrued expense on each subsequent campaign statement until it is paid.

You are not required to report on Schedule F regular administrative overhead expenses, such as rent, utilities, phones, or employee salaries if you have not received a bill in the normal course of business or if the due date for the payment is after the closing date of the statement.

If you do not know the exact amount of a debt or obligation, provide an estimate. Once the exact amount is known, amend the estimated amount or note the correct amount on the next campaign statement.

Unpaid bills of less than $100 at the end of the reporting period are added together and included in the total reported on Line 1 of the Schedule F Summary.

When accrued expenses are paid, the payments are reported on Schedule E. Also report the payment on Schedule F, Column (c).

Code or Description of Payment:

If one of the expenditure codes listed on Schedule F fully describes the payment, enter the code. A full description of each code is provided on the

back of the Schedule E Continuation Sheet. If none of the codes fully explains the expenditure, enter a brief description of the goods or services instead.

There are special instructions on the back of the Schedule E Continuation Sheet for coding and describing nonmonetary contributions and independent expenditures to support/oppose other candidates, committees, and ballot measures.

Accrued expenses that are nonmonetary contributions and independent expenditures must also be summarized on Schedule D when incurred.

Credit Card Payments:

Disclose the name, address, and amount owed or paid to the credit card company during the period. Also disclose the name, address, amount paid, and code or description of payment for each vendor paid $100 or more. You may disclose the vendor payments on Schedule F or Schedule G.

Payments by Agents and Independent Contractors:

When an agent or independent contractor (e.g., campaign worker, advertising agency, campaign management irm) makes payments on your behalf (“subvendor payments”), disclose the name, address, amount paid, and code or description of payment for each vendor paid $500 or more. Disclose amounts owed to the agent or independent contractor on Schedule F. You may disclose the subvendor payments on Schedule F or Schedule G.

Note: It is not necessary to reitemize credit card vendors or agent subvendors on Schedule F or G when payments are made on accrued expenses, or if an accrued expense is itemized on more than one statement.

Forgiveness or Third Party Payment of an Accrued Expense:

If a creditor forgives or reduces an outstanding debt, or a third party pays a debt for you, report the transaction as follows:

•In the “Description of Payment” column, state that the debt was forgiven, reduced, or paid by a third party.

•Report the amount forgiven, reduced, or paid by a third party as a negative igure in the “Amount Incurred This Period” column (Column (b)).

•Report a nonmonetary contribution from the creditor or third party on Schedule C.

Do not report the forgiveness, reduction, or third party payment on Schedule E.

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for important information about recordkeeping, cash expenditures, permissible uses of campaign funds, and more.

FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016) FPPC Advice: advice@fppc.ca.gov (866/275-3772) www.fppc.ca.gov

Schedule F

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SCHEDULE F (CONT.)

(Continuation Sheet)

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

CODES: If one of the following codes accurately describes the payment, you may enter the code. Otherwise, describe the payment.

CMP	campaign paraphernalia/misc.	MBR	member communications	RAD	radio airtime and production costs
CNS	campaign consultants	MTG	meetings and appearances	RFD	returned contributions
CTB	contribution (explain nonmonetary)*	OFC	ofice expenses	SAL	campaign workers’ salaries
CVC	civic donations	PET	petition circulating	TEL	t.v. or cable airtime and production costs
FIL	candidate iling/ballot fees	PHO	phone banks	TRC	candidate travel, lodging, and meals
FND	fundraising events	POL	polling and survey research	TRS	staff/spouse travel, lodging, and meals
IND	independent expenditure supporting/opposing others (explain)*	POS	postage, delivery and messenger services	TSF	transfer between committees of the same candidate/sponsor
LEG	legal defense	PRO	professional services (legal, accounting)	VOT	voter registration
LIT	campaign literature and mailings	PRT	print ads	WEB	information technology costs (internet, e-mail)

*Payments that are contributions or independent expenditures must also be summarized on Schedule D.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF CREDITOR

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

	CODE OR	(a)
	CODE OR	OUTSTANDING
	DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT	OUTSTANDING
	DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT	BALANCE BEGINNING
		OF THIS PERIOD

(b)

AMOUNT INCURRED

THIS PERIOD

(c)

AMOUNT PAID THIS PERIOD

(ALSO REPORT ON E)

(d)

OUTSTANDING

BALANCE AT CLOSE

OF THIS PERIOD

SUBTOTALS $	$	$	$

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Schedule G

SCHEDULE G

Payments Made by an Agent or Independent

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Contractor (on Behalf of This Committee)

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

NAME OF AGENT OR INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR

CODES: If one of the following codes accurately describes the payment, you may enter the code. Otherwise, describe the payment.

CMP	campaign paraphernalia/misc.	MBR	member communications	RAD	radio airtime and production costs
CNS	campaign consultants	MTG	meetings and appearances	RFD	returned contributions
CTB	contribution (explain nonmonetary)*	OFC	ofice expenses	SAL	campaign workers’ salaries
CVC	civic donations	PET	petition circulating	TEL	t.v. or cable airtime and production costs
FIL	candidate iling/ballot fees	PHO	phone banks	TRC	candidate travel, lodging, and meals
FND	fundraising events	POL	polling and survey research	TRS	staff/spouse travel, lodging, and meals
IND	independent expenditure supporting/opposing others (explain)*	POS	postage, delivery and messenger services	TSF	transfer between committees of the same candidate/sponsor
LEG	legal defense	PRO	professional services (legal, accounting)	VOT	voter registration
LIT	campaign literature and mailings	PRT	print ads	WEB	information technology costs (internet, e-mail)

*Payments that are contributions or independent expenditures must also be summarized on Schedule D.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE OR CREDITOR

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

CODE

DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT

AMOUNT PAID

Attach additional information on appropriately labeled continuation sheets.	TOTAL* $


* Do not transfer to any other schedule or to the Summary Page. This total may not equal the amount paid to the agent or	FPPC Form 460 (Jan/2016)
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Instructions for Schedule G

Payments Made by an Agent or Independent Contractor

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Report payments made on your behalf during the reporting period by an agent or independent contractor (such as a campaign management irm or an advertising agency) on Schedule G.

Schedule G may be completed by the agent or independent contractor and provided to you or Schedule G may be completed by you from information provided by the agent or independent contractor.

Report expenditures of $500 or more (other than expenditures for the agent’s or independent contractor’s overhead and normal operating expenses) made on your behalf during the reporting period.

Once a subvendor payment has been itemized on Schedule E, F, or G, it does not need to be itemized again. For example, if a subvendor payment is reported on Schedule F or G as part of an accrued expense, the subvendor information does not need to be reported again on subsequent reports.

Code or Description of Payment:

If one of the expenditure codes listed on Schedule G fully describes the payment, enter the code. A full description of each code is provided on the back of the Schedule E Continuation Sheet. If none of the codes fully explains the expenditure, enter a brief description of the payment instead.

Important: Oficeholders and candidates may reimburse an agent or independent contractor for expenditures made on their behalf only if all of the following criteria are met:

•There is a written contract between the oficeholder or candidate and the agent or independent contractor that provides for the reimbursement;

•The treasurer is provided with a dated receipt and written description of each expenditure prior to reimbursement; and

•Reimbursement is paid within 45 calendar days after the agent or independent contractor makes the expenditures.

Generally, if reimbursement is not paid within

45 calendar days, report the expenditure as a nonmonetary contribution on Schedule C.

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for additional instructions.

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SCHEDULE H

Schedule H

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE

OUTSTANDING

AMOUNT

REPAYMENT OR

OUTSTANDING

INTEREST

ORIGINAL

CUMULATIVE

OCCUPATION AND EMPLOYER

OF RECIPIENT

BALANCE

BALANCE AT

(IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER

LOANED THIS

FORGIVENESS

RECEIVED

AMOUNT OF

LOANS

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

NAME OF BUSINESS)

BEGINNING THIS

PERIOD

THIS PERIOD *

CLOSE OF THIS

LOAN

TO DATE

PERIOD

PAID

CALENDAR YEAR

FORGIVEN

RATE

PER ELECTION**

DATE DUE

DATE INCURRED

PAID

CALENDAR YEAR

FORGIVEN

RATE

PER ELECTION**

DATE DUE

DATE INCURRED

*Loans that are contributions to another candidate or committee must

also be summarized on Schedule D. Loans forgiven must also be

SUBTOTALS

reported on Schedule E.

(Enter (e) on

Schedule I, Line 3)

Schedule H Summary

1.	Loans made this period	$
1.	Loans made this period	$
	(Total Column (b) plus unitemized loans of less than $100.)
2.	Payments received on loans	$
	(Total Column (c) plus unitemized payments of less than $100.)
3.	Net change this period. (Subtract Line 2 from Line 1.)	NET $
	(Enter the net here and on the Summary Page, Column A, Line 7.)		(May be a negative number)
			(May be a negative number)

**If Required

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Instructions for Schedule H

Loans Made to Others

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All loans made or outstanding are reported on Schedule H.

Generally, campaign funds may be used to make loans to other candidates, oficeholders, or committees (unless otherwise prohibited) and to bona ide charitable, educational, civic, religious, or similar tax-exempt nonproit organizations. There are restrictions on loans to any other person, including a candidate who controls the committee, or to a nonproit organization that is afiliated with a candidate, the treasurer, or other committee oficials.

For each loan of $100 or more that was made or was outstanding during the reporting period, disclose the recipient’s name and address and, if an individual, his/her occupation and employer or, if self employed, the name of the business.

Column (a) – Enter the outstanding loan balance at the beginning of this period (column (d) of last report.) If the loan was made this period, this column will be blank.

Column (b) – Enter the amount loaned to the recipient during this reporting period. If this loan was made in a previous reporting period, leave blank.

Column (c) – Enter the amount of any reduction of the loan during this reporting period. Check whether the loan was paid or forgiven. If the committee forgives a loan, also report the transaction on Schedule E.

Column (d) – Enter the outstanding balance of the loan(s) at the close of this reporting period. Enter the due date, if any.

Column (e) – Enter the interest rate and amount of interest received on the loan(s) during this reporting period. Interest received is reported separately from payments received on the loan principal. Interest payments are also transferred to the Schedule I Summary.

Column (f) – Enter the original amount of the loan and date made. If this is the irst time you are reporting the loan, this will be the same amount reported in Column (b).

Column (g) – For each loan made during this reporting period that is a contribution,* enter the cumulative amount of contributions (loans, monetary and nonmonetary contributions) made to the recipient during the calendar year covered by the statement. If the recipient is a candidate subject to state contribution limits, or the information is required by local ordinance, also enter the total amount contributed to the candidate in connection with each limitation cycle and identify the election year. (For contributions to state candidates, see the Schedule D instructions.)

Schedule H Summary:

The Schedule H Summary relects the “net change” in the committee’s loan activity. That is, repayments received are subtracted from new loans made. When the repayment number is larger than the amount of the new loans made, Line 3 will be a negative igure. For example, if $200

is received by the committee during the period and only $100 is made in new loans, report the net change on Line 3 as “-$100” or “($100).” Be sure to carry this igure to the Summary Page as a negative igure to be subtracted from Summary Page totals.

Refer to the FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual for your type of committee for important information about recordkeeping, prohibitions on cash contributions, loan restrictions, and more.

*Loans that are contributions to candidates or other committees must also be reported on Schedule D.

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Schedule I

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SCHEDULE I

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NAME OF FILER

I.D. NUMBER

DATE

RECEIVED

FULL NAME AND ADDRESS OF SOURCE

(IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER)

DESCRIPTION OF RECEIPT

AMOUNT OF

INCREASE TO CASH

Attach additional information on appropriately labeled continuation sheets.SUBTOTAL $

Schedule I Summary

1.	Itemized increases to cash this period	$
2.	Unitemized increases to cash of under $100 this period	$
3.	Total of all interest received this period on loans made to others. (Schedule H, Column (e).)	$
4.	Total miscellaneous increases to cash this period. (Add Lines 1, 2, and 3. Enter here and on the
	Summary Page, Line 14.)	TOTAL $

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Instructions for Schedule I

Miscellaneous Increases to Cash

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Report any transaction that increases the cash position of the oficeholder, candidate, or committee, but is not a monetary contribution, loan, or loan repayment, on Schedule I.

Itemize the sources of $100 or more received during the reporting period.

Examples include:

•Interest received or credited to checking or savings accounts or other time deposits.

•Proceeds from the sale of property, such as paintings, furniture, or other items sold at garage sales or auctions, etc., when the amount received is the “fair market value” of the item. Amounts received over the fair market value are reported on Schedule A. (Report donated items as nonmonetary contributions on Schedule C.)

•Proceeds from the sale of campaign property, such as ofice furniture or equipment.

•Refunds received on deposits, such as telephone deposits.

•Refunds received from overpayment of bills.

•Transfers received from another authorized committee of the same candidate. (Candidates for elective state ofice should refer to FPPC Campaign Disclosure Manual 1 for information about reporting transferred funds that must be attributed to speciic contributors of the committee making the transfer.)

Report on Line 3 of the Schedule I Summary the lump sum of interest payments received on loans made to others. Do not itemize. This amount is transferred from Schedule H, Column (g).

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