Nebraska § 49-1456 Committee account;
income; how treated; loans

Nebraska Statutes

§ 49-1456 — Committee account; income; how treated; loans

Nebraska·Ch. 49 Law

(1)Any income received by a committee on an account consisting of funds or property belonging to the committee shall not be considered a contribution to the committee but shall be reported as income. Any interest paid by a committee shall be reported as an expenditure.

(2)A loan made or received shall be set forth in a separate schedule providing the date and amount of the loan and, if the loan is repaid, the date and manner of repayment. The committee shall provide the name and address of the lender and any person who is liable directly, indirectly, or contingently on each loan of more than two hundred fifty dollars.

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(1) Any income received
by a committee on an account consisting of funds or property belonging to
the committee shall not be considered a contribution to the committee but
shall be reported as income. Any interest paid by a committee shall be reported
as an expenditure.
(2) A loan made or received shall be set forth in a separate
schedule providing the date and amount of the loan and, if the loan is repaid,
the date and manner of repayment. The committee shall provide the name and
address of the lender and any person who is liable directly, indirectly, or
contingently on each loan of more
than two hundred fifty dollars.

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