Chapter 26 – Disclosure of Lobbying Activities

Disclosure of Lobbying Activities

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Title 2 > Chapter 26

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• Reference: Chapter 26
• Legend: Disclosure of Lobbying Activities
• USCode Year: 2013

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Topic Map

• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1601 – Findings
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1602 – Definitions
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1603 – Registration of Lobbyists
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1604 – Reports By Registered Lobbyists
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1605 – Disclosure and Enforcement
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1606 – Penalties
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1607 – Rules of Construction
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1608 – Severability
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1609 – Identification of Clients and Covered officials
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1610 – Estimates Based On Tax Reporting System
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1611 – Exempt Organizations
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1612 – Sense of Senate That Lobbying Expenses Should Remain Nondeductible
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1613 – Prohibition On Provision of Gifts Or Travel By Registered Lobbyists to Members of Congress and to Congressional Employees
• Title 2/Chapter 26/Section 1614 – Annual Audits and Reports By Comptroller General