By requiring government unions to disclose financial information to their members, including union officer salaries and itemized income/expenditure reports, public employees would know how their money is being spent.
The losses itemized in the report are staggering.
The third is an itemized report using standardized language with retrievable data elements.
About 1 in 3 taxpayers itemize: in 2014, the last year for which complete tax data is available, out of 148,606,579 taxpayers, 43,965,083 taxpayers itemized their deductions (report downloads as a pdf).
But such donations do not have to be itemized in reporting to the election commission unless the donor's total contributions exceed $200.
Contributions of less than $200 do not have to be itemized in reports to the Federal Election Commission, so we have no idea how many are made.
These three itemized self-report measures are also equally sensitive in distinguishing between treatment groups (again, note the overlapping confidence intervals in the last column of Table 8).
These results clearly suggest that itemized self-reports may potentially substitute for clinician ratings, especially in large, multisite clinical trials with substantial sample sizes.
Republican officials are also questioning the legitimacy of hundreds of millions of dollars in small donations to Mr. Obama's campaign, donations that do not have to be itemized in reports to the election commission.
A possible further development could be a system in which clinicians receive itemized reports with retrievable fields, while radiologists store these itemized reports as well as their original free text reports.
The 501(c) groups do not have to disclose donors or itemize spending.
