The Financial Disclosure Statement must be filed annually by what date?

• A. April 30
• B. March 31
• C. June 30
• D. December 31

Answer: (A)

The key idea is knowing when annual financial disclosures are due. The standard deadline is April 30, because the statement reflects the previous calendar year's finances and needs time after year-end to gather, verify, and review the information before the spring reporting cycle. Filing by this date keeps disclosures current and aligns with other annual reporting processes, supporting transparency. March 31 would be too early to capture a full year’s data; June 30 is mid-year and delays full-year accountability; December 31 would come too late, leaving almost the entire year without updated disclosure.