Interested in what it takes to set up a federal Super PAC? Take a look at Venable’s recently released white paper summarizing the key rules of the road, including:

  • Steps for creating a federal Super PAC
  • Avoiding illegal coordination with candidates
  • FEC and IRS reporting obligations
  • Advertising disclaimers

For those interested in Maryland elections, please also see our white paper summarizing the rules of the road for setting up and operating Maryland Super PACs.

With extensive experience advising federal, state, and local Super PACs and their donors, Venable’s Political Law Practice Group is ready to assist with all of your Super PAC legal needs in the 2016 election cycle and beyond.

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