Party annual financial reports

Political parties must file an annual financial report with the Court of Audit by 31 March each year (Political Parties Act, art. 34). This catalogue tracks each party's filing status, year by year.

What you'll find

  • Parties that filed on time and met the requirements.
  • Parties that filed late, after the 31 March deadline.
  • Parties that filed on time but were non-compliant on form or content.
  • Parties that did not file an annual financial report.

Source: Court of Audit register.

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