The Nevada General Financial Disclosure Form is a legal document that is required to be filed by certain Nevada state and local government officials. This form is designed to provide a detailed report of the financial interests held by the filer, including assets, liabilities, income, and other financial information. The Nevada General Financial Disclosure Form is divided into two parts: the Form 8 Statement of Financial Disclosure and the Form 8A Statement of Additional Financial Interests. The Form 8 Statement of Financial Disclosure requires public officials to list their holdings in investments, real estate, and other assets, as well as any liabilities and income. This form also requires filers to disclose any gifts or travel reimbursements received from any person or entity. Additionally, officials who are required to file must disclose any financial interests or positions in any business, organization, or other entity in which they have an interest. The Form 8A Statement of Additional Financial Interests requires filers to disclose any additional interests that are not included in the Form 8 Statement of Financial Disclosure. This includes any income, gifts, or other financial interests related to state or local government activities. The Nevada General Financial Disclosure Form must be filed annually with the Nevada Secretary of State's office. Failure to file the required forms can lead to fines or other penalties.