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13 Rec. 1 (1987)

handle is hein.usfed/fecrecd0013 and id is 1 raw text is: January 1987 -FEDERAL ELECTO ,,ommiss,, RECORD, 999 E Street NW Washington DC 20463 • iume 13, Number REPORTS 1987 REPORTING SCHEDULE All Committees: Year-End Report All political committees must file a year-end report due January 31, 1987. Committees must also meet other reporting requirements, depending on what type of committee they are. Note that a political committee may not terminate its registration and reporting obligations during 1987 until all its debts have been extinguished. The accompanying charts list filing dates for reports required during the 1987 nonelection year. Since special elections may occur during a nonelection year, the reporting schedule also includes filing requirements for committees active in these elections. Congressional Candidate Committees All committees authorized by Congressional candidates must report semiannually: July 31, 1987, and January 31, 1988. Semiannual filers include the authorized committees of candidates retiring campaign debts or running in future elections. Presidential Candidate Committees All committees authorized by Presidential candidates must file on either a monthly or a quarterly basis during 1987. The FEC's Reports Analysis Division requests that Presidential committees which change their reporting schedule during 1987 notify the Commission of their intention in writing. PACs and Party Committees PACs and party committees are required to file on either a semiannual or a monthly schedule in 1987. Any committee that wishes to change its reporting schedule (for example, from monthly to semiannual reports) must notify the Commission of its intention. The committee may notify the Commission by submitting a letter with the next report due under its current reporting schedule. A committee may not change its filing frequency more than once a year. 11 CFR 104.5(c) TABLE OF CONTEIS REPORTS 1 1987 Reporting Schedule REGULATIONS 3 Contribution Limits: Final Rules Approved 6 ADVISORY OPINIONS COURT CASES 8 New Litigation OKLAHOMA RECORDS OFFICE CHANGED The Oklahoma Ethics Commission has replaced the Oklahoma Secretary of State's Office as the official records office for FEC reports. Federal political committees conducting activity in Oklahoma should therefore file their reports with: Ethics Commission 118 State Capitol Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4802 Telephone: 405/521-3451 Committees Active in Special Elections All committees authorized by candidates running for Congress in special elections held in 1987 must file pre- and post-election reports, as well as the semiannual reports described above. PACs and party committees that support candidates in special elections must also follow this reporting schedule.* continued on p. 2 *A PAC or party committee does not have to file a pre-election report if this activity has been previously disclosed.

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