Get Fec Form 3x Fillable

A refund occurs when a committee has actually deposited a contribution in its bank depository and then pays it back to the contributor by issuing a check, or when a committee charges back a contribution electronically credited to the committee's account. The refund will be disclosed on the committee's reports.

3Z: Consolidates the financial activity of other committees autho- rized by the candidate for the same campaign. Illegible and Non-FEC Forms.

Candidates and committees who raise or spend more than $25,000 must electronically file their reports; those who spend or raise less than $25,000 may file paper reports. All lobbyists, lobbyists employers, and lobbying firms with quarterly activity of $2,500 or more file electronically.

All candidates file with the FEC, electronically or by paper. Candidates who file electronically are required to use Form 2. Candidates who file by paper can use either Form 2 or a letter with the same information that's captured on Form 2. The Statement of Candidacy requires a candidate's signature.

How to file. There are two ways to file reports with the FEC: electronically or by paper. With the exception of mandatory electronic filers, committees can choose whether to file electronically or by paper. Note: committees that file by paper can filing software, generate reports and then submit them by paper.

FEC FORM 3X: Schedules B: Provides detailed information for each disbursement that is required to be itemized. Use a separate Sched- ule B to support each Line number that appears on the Detailed Summary Page. C: Shows all loans, endorsements and loan guarantees the committee receives or makes.

Where to file by paper Postal deliveries to the FEC: Federal Election Commission. 1050 First Street, NE. Washington, DC 20463. Reports shipped via delivery services: For example, FedEx, UPS or DHL. Use the ZIP code 20002.

Under the Commission's mandatory electronic filing regulations, individuals and organizations that receive contributions or make expenditures, including independent expenditures, aggregating in excess of $50,000 in a calendar year—or have reason to expect to do so—must file all reports and statements electronically.