2 AAC 50.685 - Reporting sources of income and gifts
(a) In a disclosure
statement required by
AS
24.60.200 or
AS
39.50.020, a legislative branch filer, public
official, or candidate shall report the applicable information required in
AS
39.50.030(b)(1) for all
amounts greater than $1,000 received as
(1)
compensation or benefits received from an employer, including a nonprofit
entity, and a government employer; compensation or benefits include wages,
salary, commissions, tips, bonuses, housing, and use of an
automobile;
(2) dividends,
interest, and other distributions of earnings from a business or
investment;
(3) self-employment
income as provided in
2 AAC 50.700;
(4) rental income as provided in
2 AAC 50.725; and
(5) any other income, including proceeds of a
sale of goods or property, capital gains, pensions, retirement account
cash-outs, government entitlements, alimony or child support payments,
honoraria, and payments not otherwise accounted for.
(b) In a disclosure statement required by
AS
39.50.020, a public official or candidate
shall report the applicable information required in
AS
39.50.030(b)(1) for any gift
with a fair market value greater than $250, and for all gifts from a single
source with a cumulative value greater than $250. A public official or
candidate is not required to report an item received without consideration from
a family member, a parent, nondependent child, sibling, grandparent, aunt,
uncle, niece, or nephew. The requirements of this subsection do not apply to a
legislative branch filer. However, nothing in this section relieves a
legislative branch filer from a reporting requirement or limitation on
acceptance of gifts in any other provision of law.
(c) The amount of any income more than $1,000
that must be reported, or the value of a gift more than $250 that must be
reported, may be stated in a range rather than as an exact amount. The ranges
to be used for this purpose are the following:
(1) more than $250 and no more than $1,000,
for gifts only;
(2) more than
$1,000 and no more than $2,000;
(3)
more than $2,000 and no more than $5,000;
(4) more than $5,000 and no more than
$10,000;
(5) more than $10,000 and
no more than $20,000;
(6) more than
$20,000 and no more than $50,000;
(7) more than $50,000 and no more than
$100,000;
(8) more than $100,000
and no more than $200,000;
(9) more
than $200,000 and no more than $500,000;
(10) more than $500,000 and no more than
$1,000,000;
(11) more than
$1,000,000.
Notes
Authority:AS 15.13.030
AS 24.60.200
AS 24.60.220
AS 39.50.020
AS 39.50.030
AS 39.50.050
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