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FPPC Form 700 Schedule B
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FPPC Form 700 Schedule B Interests in Real Property (Including Rental Income) - Amendment - California
What Is FPPC Form 700 Schedule B?
This is a legal form that was released by the California Fair Political Practices Commission - a government authority operating within California.The document is a supplement to FPPC Form 700, Statement of Economic Interests Cover Page - Amendment. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
FAQ
Q: What is FPPC Form 700 Schedule B?
A: FPPC Form 700 Schedule B is a form used in California to disclose interests in real property, including rental income.
Q: What does Schedule B of FPPC Form 700 disclose?
A: Schedule B of FPPC Form 700 discloses interests in real property, including rental income.
Q: Who needs to file FPPC Form 700?
A: Certain public officials and designated employees in California need to file FPPC Form 700.
Q: What is an amendment to FPPC Form 700?
A: An amendment to FPPC Form 700 is a revised version of the form filed to update or correct previously reported information.
Q: What information is disclosed in Schedule B of FPPC Form 700?
A: Schedule B of FPPC Form 700 discloses interests in real property, including rental income, by providing details such as property addresses and income amounts.
Q: Why is it important to disclose interests in real property?
A: It is important to disclose interests in real property to ensure transparency and prevent conflicts of interest.
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