Exempt Function Income of Political Organizations

 

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The exempt function income of a political organization is income that the organization sets aside for use for its exempt function that was received as one of the following four types of income:

  1. A contribution of money or other property;
  2. Membership dues, fees, or assessments from a member of the political organization;
  3. Proceeds from a political fundraising or entertainment event or from the sale of political campaign materials, which are not received in the ordinary course of any trade or business; or
  4. Proceeds from conducting bingo games that are defined in Code section 513(f)(2).