HF 2752 Summary

• Presidential nomination primary candidates must publicly release or file with the Secretary of State their federal income tax returns for at least the five most recent taxable years no later than 63 days before the primary election.

• Candidates may either publicly release tax returns or file them with the Secretary of State along with written consent for public disclosure in a form prescribed by the Secretary of State.

• Secretary of State shall make filed or released tax returns publicly available on their website within seven days of receipt or release, with information redacted in consultation with the Commissioner of Revenue.

• Candidates for president and vice-president who do not comply with tax return disclosure requirements are prohibited from appearing on the presidential nomination primary ballot and the general election ballot.

• Same tax return disclosure requirements apply to all presidential and vice-presidential candidates no later than 63 days before the general election for president.