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Texas Administrative Code Title 1 Section 28.7

1 Texas Administrative Code § 28.7 – Permitted Expenditures

As required by the Government Code, § RSA 302.020 (concerning Permitted Expenditures), a speaker candidate shall not expend campaign funds for any purpose other than those permitted by §302.020 (concerning Permitted Expenditures), and then only if those expenditures are directly related to the speaker candidacy; provided, that this section is not intended to prohibit the payment from campaign funds of federal income taxes due on campaign funds.

See also Texas Administrative Code Title 1 Section 54.39

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