47. Do political parties have to report regularly on their finances?

Article 17, para 6 of the LPP

No later than on the 40th day following the end of each quarter, a political party shall submit to the National Agency for Prevention of Corruption a hard copy (signed by the party's head and bearing the party's seal) and electronic copy of the party’s financial report on property, incomes, expenses and financial obligations for the respective quarter and publish such a report in full on its official website (if any) within the same term. The report shall specify full name and place of residence of a natural person. Other information on the natural person shall not be made public. A template for the party's financial report on the property, incomes, expenses and financial obligations shall be a subject to approval by the National Agency for Prevention of Corruption based on the requirement of this Law.