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(1) Party's patrimony consists in members' subscriptions, subsidies from state budget, real estates freely assigned by the state based on § 5 of this law, patrimony contributions of legal entities, of trade companies without legal personality and of natural persons, natural persons' testamentary legation, party's economic activities according to § 6, profit tax of limited liability companies and undertakings with sole shareholder set up by the party.
(2) Budgetary bodies as well as state undertakings, trade companies with participation from the state, foundations benefiting from direct budgetary subsidies or from subsidies from budgetary bodies may not contribute to a party's patrimony, and the party may not accept patrimony contributions from budgetary bodies as well as from state undertakings, from trade companies with participation from the state, foundations benefiting from direct budgetary subsidies or from subsidies from budgetary bodies - except for the provisions of § 4 line (1).
(3) The party may not accept patrimony contributions from other states. The party may not accept anonymous donations; such donations shall be transferred to the foundation provided at § 8 line (1).
(4) The party accepting patrimony contributions by breaching the rule provided at lines (2)-(3) has the obligation to transfer the value of the contribution to the state budget within 15 days - at the request of the Court of Accounts. In case of delay, the debt shall be executed in the same way as the taxes. At the same time, the state subsidy granted to the party shall be decreased by the amount corresponding to the accepted contribution.
(5) If the party has received the patrimony contribution in another way than by financial means, it has the obligation to assure its assessment (establish its value). In case the party has accepted forbidden contributions, other than financial, by breaching the provisions of lines (2) and (3), their value shall be ascertained by the Court of Accounts.