1 Tex. Admin. Code § 20.57 - Time of Making Expenditure
(a) The date of a
political expenditure is the date the amount is readily determinable by the
person making the expenditure, except as provided by subsection (b) of this
section.
(b) If under normal
business practices, the amount of an expenditure is not known or readily
ascertainable until receipt of a periodic bill, the date of the expenditure is
the date the bill is received. Examples of expenditures to which this
subsection is applicable are expenditures for use of electricity or for
long-distance telephone calls.
(c)
A political expenditure by credit card made during the period covered by a
report required to be filed under Section
254.064(b) or
(c),
254.124(b) or
(c), or
254.154(b) or
(c) of the Election Code, must be included in
the report for the period during which the charge was made, not in the report
for the period during which the statement from the credit card company was
received.
(d) A political
expenditure by credit card made during a period not covered by a report listed
under subsection (c) of this section, must be included in the report for the
period during which:
(1) the charge was made;
or
(2) the person receives the
credit card statement that includes the expenditure.
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