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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “campaign finance”

Campaign Finance Reports in the Philippines: Who Files What

Campaign finance report Philippines: learn who must file, what records to keep, and the BIR registration rules for candidates, parties, and party-list groups.

Election Offenses and Penalties in the Philippines: What the Law Says

Election offenses and penalties in the Philippines cover vote buying, election fraud, and campaign finance violations. Learn the rules and risks here.

Campaign Finance Liability: When a Candidate Is Not Liable for Party Mates' Expenses

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a candidate is personally liable for campaign materials ordered for party mates in election spending disputes.