2 AAC 50.254 - Personal contributions by a candidate
(a) A candidate may
make unlimited personal contributions from assets to which the candidate has
title or a right of access or control under the laws of this state. In this
section, assets include
(1) salary and other
earned income from bona fide employment;
(2) dividends;
(3) proceeds from the sale of an
investment;
(4) a bequest to the
candidate ;
(5) income from any
trust established before the individual becomes a candidate ;
(6) income from any trust established by
bequest after the individual becomes a candidate ; and
(7) any gift the candidate receives that
follows a pattern of gifts regularly received before becoming a
candidate .
(b) A
candidate may use the candidate 's share of a jointly owned asset as a personal
contribution. A candidate 's share of a jointly owned asset is the portion the
candidate owns under the instrument of conveyance or ownership. If the
instrument of conveyance or ownership does not apportion the ownership shares,
the candidate may use as a personal contribution
(1) for an asset jointly owned with a spouse
or domestic partner, one-half of the asset; or
(2) for an asset jointly owned with a person
that is not a spouse or domestic partner, or with more than one other person ,
(A) the pro rata share corresponding to the
purchase price paid by the candidate ; or
(B) if the owners did not purchase the asset,
(i) the present value of the portion owned by
the candidate , as documented in writing; or
(ii) if no document specifying the
candidate 's ownership share exists, the present value of the asset divided by
the number of owners.
(c) Money loaned to a candidate by a
regulated banking institution is a personal asset of the candidate , and must be
reported as a candidate 's personal contribution if
(1) the loan is made in compliance with
applicable banking laws and regulations;
(2) bears an interest rate that is usual and
customary at the time the loan is made;
(3) is evidenced by a written
instrument;
(4) is required to be
repaid on a specified date or amortization schedule; and
(5) is not co-signed or guaranteed by a
person other than the candidate .
(d) The proceeds from an unconditional sale
of a candidate 's real or personal property are personal assets of the candidate
and not a contribution from the purchaser if the sale is a legitimate arm's
length transaction documented in writing. A candidate must report sale proceeds
used in a campaign as a personal contribution.
Notes
Authority:AS 15.13.030
AS 15.13.040
AS 15.13.070
AS 15.13.078
AS 15.13.400
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