Kan. Admin. Regs. § 19-22-1 - Contributions
(a) General. None of the following shall constitute a
contribution if the transaction is made in the ordinary course of business or
complies with common trade practices and the transaction does not have as its
purpose the nomination, election, or defeat of a clearly identified candidate
for state office:
(1) A transfer of goods and services;
(2) the forgiving of a debt; or
(3) the rendering of a discount.
The carryover of funds or inventory by a candidate, candidate committee, party committee, or political committee from one election period to another shall not constitute a contribution.
(b) Candidate contributions. The transfer of a candidate's
personal funds to the candidate's treasurer for use by the treasurer in the
candidate's campaign shall constitute a contribution made by the
candidate.
(c) In-kind contributions. An in-kind contribution shall
constitute a contribution. Those transactions that are excluded from the
definition of in-kind contribution shall also be excluded from the definition
of contribution.
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