IN HB1390

Requires paid professional solicitors and charitable organization officers/employees to disclose to potential donors the estimated percentage of contributions that will actually go to charitable purposes after administrative and solicitation costs

Exempts charitable organizations receiving less than $250,000 in annual contributions, religious organizations (churches, synagogues, mosques), and volunteers from the disclosure requirements

Mandates that disclosures be made in writing for in-person or written solicitations, and orally for telephone solicitations, with written confirmation required within 10 days of receiving a contribution

Authorizes the Indiana Attorney General's consumer protection division to investigate complaints, subpoena records, and bring actions to enjoin violations of disclosure requirements

Allows courts to impose civil penalties up to $500 per violation and order violators to pay the state's investigation and prosecution costs, with a good faith defense available