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The Ethics in Government Act requires Members of Congress, certain staff, candidates, and other high-level officials to file annual financial disclosure reports to reveal potential conflicts of interest.
must file annual public financial disclosure reports under the and related and rules, reporting categories such as assets, income, liabilities, outside positions, gifts, and certain transactions; many...
Federal law treats tax returns and “return information” as confidential by default under , and the statute prescribes narrow channels and reporting requirements when federal agencies or the request ac...
When a Member of on required financial disclosure forms, the conduct is governed by a patchwork of statutory rules, administrative ethics procedures, and, in grave cases, civil or criminal enforcement...
rules require filers to list business interests and asset values using predefined value ranges (categories of value) rather than exact dollar amounts, with templates and instructions set by and ethics...