R 168.360

R 168.360 Late contributions; late contribution report.

Last amended: 2026Year: 2026Length: 180 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Mich. Admin. Code R 168.360

Rule 10. (1) All types of contributions that meet the definition of contribution in section 4 of the act, MCL 169.204, must be reported in the late contribution report. This includes contributions of money, loans, and in-kind contributions of goods or services. (2) A late contribution report must be filed with the same filing official that accepted the committee’s statement of organization. State-level committees shall file with the department and local-level committees shall file with the applicable county clerk. (3) The filing official shall receive the late contribution report within 48 hours after the committee’s receipt of the contribution. A contribution is received by a committee on the date that the monetary funds, written instrument, or in-kind contribution of goods from the contributor have come into the physical possession of the committee treasurer, designated record keeper, or other person acting as an agent of the committee. (4) The late contribution report and campaign statement must indicate the same date of receipt for the late contribution. (5) A reporting waiver does not exempt a committee from filing a late contribution report.
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