Minnesota HF4158 requires economic interest statements to include disclosures about stock and virtual currency holdings.
Minnesota HF4158 amends the state's campaign finance laws by requiring statements of economic interest to include detailed disclosures about stock and virtual currency holdings. This includes listing the date and value of each purchase or sale of stock or virtual currency during the reporting period, regardless of the transaction's value. The bill also mandates listing the full name of each digital asset with a value over $10,000 owned by the filer or their spouse. These disclosures aim to enhance transparency in financial holdings of public officials.
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