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A party can acquire funds from:
1. membership fees;
2. contributions by private citizens or legal entities and natural persons;
3. property income;
4. gifts;
5. bequests;
6. budget;
7. income profit of a company owned by the Party.
The company from item 7 of the previous paragraph is only allowed to pursue cultural or publishing activities.
Annual income of the Party from items 3 and 7 of the first paragraph of this Article should not exceed 20% from the amount of all annual incomings of the Party.
Within 30 days upon adopting the financial report on the Party's operations for the preceding year, the Party should assign its excess of the income determined in items 3 and 7 of the first paragraph, to charity and notify the National Assembly of any such act. The notification shall be published in the gazette of the National Assembly.
The youth organization from the third paragraph of Article 6 hereof bearing the status of a program provider of national youth organizations may draw funds for co-financing of the programs and operating of youth organizations.
It is prohibited for a Party to acquire funds from contributions of foreign private citizens, legal entities and natural persons, or from Party's property incomings from abroad, from bequests and gifts from abroad, or to acquire any funds or perform any services for a Party from abroad.
The prohibition from the previous paragraph of this Article does not apply for membership fees or contributions that the Party acquires from its members.