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1. Assets of political parties shall accrue from membership fees, gifts, inheritance, bequests, property income and subventions and subsidies specified by acts of law.
2. A political party's assets may only be used for purposes in line with its constitution or for charitable purposes.
3. A political party may not carry on business activities.
4. A political party may derive income from its assets originating only from:
1)interest paid on funds deposited in bank accounts and term deposits,
2)trading in Treasury bonds and Treasury bills,
3)sale of assets owned by it,
4)activities referred to in Article 27.
5. A political party may lend real estate and premises owned by it only for use as offices of deputies and senators as well as offices of municipal, county or provincial councillors.
6. A political party may not carry out public collections.
7. A political party may take out bank loans for purposes in line with its constitution.
8. A political party may accumulate funds only in bank accounts, subject to Article 26a.