Sentences with phrase «from limited liability companies»

Include income received from a limited liability company and S corporation.

Much of the money comes from limited liability companies, which don't need to disclose their donors in filings.

In 2007 the company changed its legal status, transforming from a limited liability company into a joint stock company.

Perhaps most notably, Sugarman has tried to crack down on candidates» ability to circumvent contribution limits by receiving multiple donations from limited liability companies controlled by the same person.

Among the Assembly's Election Law reform measures is legislation (A.6975 - C, Kavanagh) to close the LLC loophole by requiring that campaign contributions from a Limited Liability Company not exceed $ 5,000, which currently is the standard limit for contributions made by corporations.

Meanwhile, a closer look at Nixon's website reveals that while she won't accept contributions from corporations, her campaign will still accept money from limited liability companies, political action committees, unincorporated unions and unincorporated trade associations.

On January 4, Trump's official inauguration committee received a $ 100,000 donation from a limited liability company named Wings of Time.

ALBANY — Despite a promise to close what he himself called «loopholes» in the campaign - finance law, Gov. Cuomo has brought in $ 6.2 million for his re-election from limited liability companies...

Percoco's wife also received payments from a limited liability company with ties to a company building a power plant in the Hudson Valley.

Campaign contributions from Limited Liability Companies factored heavily in the corruption cases against both former leaders of the legislature.

In the state Senate, lawmakers are at odds over proposals to ban unlimited donations from limited liability companies.

Cuomo normally prefers to negotiate quietly with legislative leaders on proposals before actually writing legislation, but this time he's penned eight different versions of a bill to close the campaign donation loophole that allows unlimited contributions from limited liability companies and he's presented it to the legislature.

Nixon's campaign has pledged not to take corporate donations, but it will still accept money from limited liability companies.

Two months after Cynthia Nixon's gubernatorial campaign said that it would welcome donations from limited liability companies, a campaign spokesperson said that is not and has never been the case.

The Reform Party, a ballot line formed last year by Republican gubernatorial nominee Rob Astorino, filed its first campaign finance report since it was rechristened this election season, showing a single, massive donation from a limited liability company.

ALBANY — Two months after Cynthia Nixon's gubernatorial campaign said that it would welcome donations from limited liability companies, a campaign spokesperson said that is not and has never been the case.

The latter figure includes $ 9.1 million from limited liability companies.

Republican Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino on Monday in a radio interview insisted he knew little about the single, $ 107,900 donation to his newly constituted Reform Party ballot line that was from a limited liability company.

The money came from the Senate Republican Campaign Committee, which collected it from limited liability companies at glamorous Manhattan addresses, including Hawthorn Park, a 339 - unit luxury tower with sweeping views of the Hudson River, as well as The Fairmont, The Encore and The Pavilion — all high - end rental towers.

Cuomo normally prefers to negotiate quietly with legislative leaders on proposals before actually penning legislation, but this time he's written eight different versions of a bill to close the campaign donation loophole that allows unlimited contributions from limited liability companies (LLCs), and he's presented it to the legislature.

Some Democratic insiders expressed surprise Nixon would accept money from limited liability companies — even if she's capping how much they can give — since progressives have ripped Cuomo for exploiting that loophole.

Campaign contributions from limited liability companies (LLCs) factored heavily in the corruption cases against both former leaders of the legislature.

The mayor of Syracuse will voluntarily forego campaign contributions from limited liability companies and is urging state lawmakers to close a much - criticized campaign finance loophole.