Virginia § 24.2-952.4 - Filing schedule for inaugural committees
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§ 24.2-952.4. Filing schedule for inaugural committees
An inaugural committee shall file the prescribed reports of contributions and expenditures as follows:
1. Not later than March 15 immediately following the inauguration for all contributions and expenditures made prior to the preceding March 1;
2. Not later than July 15 of the inauguration year complete through June 30;
3. Not later than the following January 15 complete through December 31; and
4. Not later than January 15 complete through December 31 and annually thereafter until a final report is filed.
1991, cc. 474, 709, §§ 24.1-254.3, 24.1-924; 1993, c. 641, §§ 24.2-913, 24.2-924; 2006, cc. 787, 892.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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