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Financial Disclosure Report

A public document that certain government officials and employees must file annually, detailing their income, assets, liabilities, and transactions to promote transparency and prevent conflicts of interest.

Chapter 131 of Title 5, United States Code

The specific section of federal law that outlines the requirements for financial disclosure reports filed by executive, legislative, and judicial branch personnel.

Dividends

Payments made by a company out of its profits to its shareholders, usually as a cash distribution or additional stock.

Rents

Income received from allowing others to use property owned by the reporting individual, such as real estate or equipment.

Interest

Money earned from deposits in banks, bonds, loans, or other financial instruments where money is lent to others.

Capital Gains

The profit earned when an investment, such as stocks, bonds, or real estate, is sold for more than its original purchase price.

Enactment

The process by which a bill passes both chambers of Congress and is signed into law by the President (or becomes law without a signature or by overriding a veto).