Slovakia - 2005 Party Law

Part Part VI Economic Management and Financing
Title Article 22 Income of the party
Article

22

(1) Party's incomes may result from:
a) Incomes from member subscriptions
b) Incomes from donations and other non-refundable funds
c) Incomes from inheritances
d) incomes from renting or selling movable and immovable assets
e) Incomes from bank interests
f) Percentage incomes from trade company's business
g) Dividends from traded securities 18)
h) Incomes from loans and credits
i) Incomes from the state budget.
(2) The party has the obligation to keep a separate record of the incomes from loans and credits, including on the date of receipt of the loans and credits, the borrowed or credited amounts as well as of their maturity and reimbursement. The separate record shall provide the forename, name and permanent domicile address in case of a natural person or the trade name, identification number and headquarters address in case of a legal entity.
(3) The party has the obligation to keep a separate record of donations and other non-refundable funds, including the date of receiving the donations or other non-refundable funds, the amounts and identification data of the donor or identification data of the contractual party that offered the non-refundable funds.
(4) The party has the obligation to keep a separate record of members' contributions, including the forenames and names of party's members and their permanent domicile addresses, in case of members whose contributions during the year exceed euro 829. Members' contributions exceeding the amount of euro 500 shall not be received by the party in cash.

Categories - Party finance (Private funding)
- Party finance (Report and disclosure)
Source Source: http://www.zbierka.sk/zz/predpisy/default.aspx?PredpisID=18526&FileName=05-z085&Rocnik=2005 (Accessed: January 2011)