68. Are elected officials required to submit reports regarding their finances?

"within sixty days of his election to the Knesset;  or Whenever it occurs, in his opinion, a significant change in the content of his statement, as well within sixty days after the end of his tenure as a member, the Knesset member shall submit to the chairman of the Knesset... a declaration which contains the following details: (1) his and his family's capital, assets, rights, liabilities and obligation:s... (2) The sources of income of the member of the Knesset and his family and the sums of income from all other source."

Source: Article 15(a)-15(a)(1), Knesset Regulations. 

"2. a) Within sixty days from the date of his election to the head of the [local] Authority, the Head of the Authority shall submit to the judge [Retired judge of the Supreme Court or the District Court determined by the President of the Supreme Court], on a form set by the judge, a declaration with the following particulars: (1) The capital, assets, rights, and obligations of the head of the Authority and his family; The statement shall state the value of the assets at the time of their acquisition; (2) Sources of income of the Head of the Authority and his family and income amounts from any other source. (b) The head of an authority shall return and file a declaration as stated in sub-section (a) whenever he considers a significant change in the content of his declaration and within sixty days after the end of his term as head of authority. 2a. The obligation to submit a declaration under the provisions of section 2 shall also apply to the deputy head of an authority."

Source: Article 2, Head of A Local Authority and Deputies (assets declaration) Law, 1993.

A Knesset member, as well as the head of a local authority and deputy head of a local authority, are required to submit assets declaration.