Topic: [2014-05-08] FEC Rules PACs Can Accept Bitcoin Donations (Read 446 times)
Identification rules, my foot. Why can't we contribute anonymously? If we self-identify our-self while making the donations then there are chances that the rival party might think about retaliation.
Thanks for posting.
100 USD limit at the moment of donation and considered "in-kind". Are other in-kind donations limited to 100 USD?
100 USD limit at the moment of donation and considered "in-kind". Are other in-kind donations limited to 100 USD?
http://www.coinbuzz.com/2014/05/09/fec-bitcoin-ruling/
“As with ‘bonds, securities, barter credit units…and works of art,’ it means that bitcoin contributions are now ‘by default’ permitted for up to $2,600 per campaign per year, $5,000 per PAC, $10,000 for state or local committees and $97,200 for national party committees, so long as recipients comply with disclosure and identification rules.”
Thanks for posting.
100 USD limit at the moment of donation and considered "in-kind". Are other in-kind donations limited to 100 USD?
100 USD limit at the moment of donation and considered "in-kind". Are other in-kind donations limited to 100 USD?
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