Digital Currency as Campaign Contribution

1. Law
2. Tennessee Code
3. Elections
4. Campaign Finances
5. Financial Disclosure
6. Digital Currency as Campaign Contribution

1. A candidate or political campaign committee is allowed to accept digital currency as a contribution. Digital currency shall be considered a monetary contribution with the value of the digital currency being the market value of the digital currency at the time the contribution is received.
2. Any increase in the value of digital currency being held by a candidate or political campaign committee shall be reported as interest on any statement filed pursuant to § 2-10-105.
3. A candidate or political campaign committee must sell any digital currency and deposit the proceeds from those sales into a campaign account before spending the funds.

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