The guide contains “clarified advice related to carried interest, virtual currency, the term “personal residence.” Image: Ekaterina_Minaeva/Shutterstock.com
The Office of Government Ethics has updated its guide for those who file publicly available financial disclosure forms OGE Form 278e and OGE Form 278-T), which includes many higher-level career federal employees along with political appointees.
“The updated Guide contains OGE’s most current and comprehensive guidance on public financial disclosure requirements for filers in the executive branch, including the best way to disclose specific financial interests. The Guide also includes revised information regarding how to manage a public financial disclosure program for agency ethics officials,” says a legal advisory announcing the update.
The guide contains “clarified advice related to carried interest, virtual currency, the term “personal residence,” and the reporting of unemployment benefits” and includes new entries on a number of topics, it says.
The latter category includes indexed annuities, business development corporations, donor-advised funds, exchange-traded notes, health savings accounts, investment clubs, master limited partnerships, non-fungible tokens, installment sales of real estate, real estate investment trusts, and more.
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