1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.37 – Virtual Currency Contributions (a) Virtual currency contributions are considered “in-kind” contributions. (b) A candidate, officeholder, or political committee must report a gain from the sale of virtual currency contributions on the appropriate schedule if the gain exceeds the reporting threshold set by Section 254.031(9) of the Election Code…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.35 – Corporate Contributions to Certain Political Committees (a) A political committee that accepts a monetary political contribution from a corporation or labor organization shall maintain the contribution in a separate account for political contributions from corporations and labor organizations. (b) A political committee that accepts a political contribution from…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.31 – Restrictions on Foreign Nationals Federal law prohibits contributions from foreign nationals who have not been granted permanent residence in the United States. See United States Code, Title 2, §441(e).

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.29 – Activity after Death or Incapacity of Candidate or Officeholder (a) The legal representative of a candidate or officeholder who has died or become incapacitated may accept political contributions and make or authorize expenditures only for the following purposes: (1) payment of debts or expenses in connection with a…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.27 – General Instructions (a) A covered entity, including a group of covered entities or financial institutions that use a common privacy notice, may use the model form, at its option, to meet the content requirements of the privacy notice and opt out notice set out in § RSA 22.10…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.23 – Restrictions on Certain Payments (a) A candidate or officeholder, or a specific-purpose committee for supporting, opposing, or assisting the candidate or officeholder, may not knowingly make or authorize a payment from a political contribution if the payment is made for personal services rendered by the candidate or officeholder…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.21 – Additional Restrictions on Reimbursement of Personal Funds and Payments on Certain Loans (a) A candidate or officeholder who makes political expenditures from personal funds may not reimburse his or her personal funds from political contributions in amounts that in the aggregate exceed the following amounts for each election…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.19 – General Restrictions on Reimbursement of Personal Funds (a) If a candidate makes political expenditures from the candidate’s personal funds, he or she may reimburse those personal funds from political contributions only if the expenditure is reported and the candidate states his or her intent to reimburse personal funds…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.17 – Prohibition on Personal Use of Political Contributions (a) A person who accepts a political contribution as a candidate or officeholder may not convert the contribution to personal use. This subsection applies only to political contributions accepted on or after September 1, 1983. (b) A specific-purpose committee that accepts…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 22.13 – Contributions in the Capitol Prohibited In § RSA 253.039 of the Election Code, the term “Capitol” includes the Capitol Building and the Capitol Extension, and any office that is being used as the official capitol office for a member of the legislature, the governor, the lieutenant governor, or…