Sentence examples for donation reports from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maluf, who said it was his party's responsibility, not his, to file the donation reports, is also being investigated on charges that he funneled bribes from contractors to secret accounts overseas.

A Washington-area lobbying organization working for Microsoft's adversaries gathered donation reports from state candidates, political parties and political action committees as well as federal records and said it had found that Microsoft had donated $6.1 million overall, $3.2 million of that to Republicans.

CoinTracking creates U.S. compliant tax reports such as Capital Gains And Losses on Form 8949, Other Income Reports, Gift and Donation Reports, Lost and Stolen Reports, and Closing Position.

Five of the Conservatives' six weekly donation reports during the 2017 general election were inaccurate, the watchdog found, while the Lib Dems did not include two donations worth £173,000 in its fourth-quarter report.

A spokesman for Labour said the party took the issue of late donation reporting seriously, and was "something we are determined to remedy".

That means if the IRS is suspicious about a donation reported on a nonprofit's tax filing, the agency can still ask the nonprofit to turn over records about that donor — including their name and address.

Failure to submit a donation report on time can be a civil offence by the party, punishable by a fine of up to £5,000, and a criminal offence by the treasurer, punishable by up to a year in jail.

The biggest donation reported during the quarter from an individual for Labour was £629,000 from property magnate Sir David Garrard.

It was, however, found to constitute an inaccurate donation report — another offense under the UK's Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000.

The Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation has refiled its Form 990 tax returns for 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 to amend donation reporting and other errors.

In May 2007, Rowling pledged a donation reported as over £250,000 to a reward fund started by the tabloid News of the World for the safe return of a young British girl, Madeleine McCann, who disappeared in Portugal.