Report Requirements. For cumulative donations received of $6,000 or more during a reporting period, the electioneering communication report filed by the person making electioneering communications shall include: The date the donation was received; If an in-kind donation, the amount of money or fair market value of the in-kind donation; The name of the person that made the donation; The address of the donor provided that: If the donor is an individual, the address provided shall be where the individual resides or receives residential mail; or If the donor is a person except as provided in §A(4)(a) of this regulation, the address provided shall be where the person is registered or does business; Whether the donation was by cash, check, credit card, electronic transfer, or in-kind; The aggregate amount or value of donations received to date from the donor for the election cycle in which the electioneering communication report is filed; and If an in-kind donation, a description of the in-kind donation. Disbursements Made. For disbursements made, the electioneering communication report filed by the person making electioneering communications shall include: The date the disbursement was made; The transactional method used, whether cash, check, credit card, electronic transfer or in-kind; The name and address of the payee or the ultimate recipient of the funds; The name of the candidate or ballot issue to which the electioneering communications relates or featured; Whether the electioneering communications supported or opposed the clearly identified candidate or ballot issue prominently featured in the electioneering communication. If the disbursement was to reimburse a person, the name and address of the person who received the reimbursement; The amount of the disbursement; and A description of the disbursement. Outstanding Obligations. For outstanding obligations, the electioneering communication report filed by the person making electioneering communications shall include: The name and address of the person to whom the outstanding obligation is owed; The date the outstanding obligation was incurred; The balance due on the outstanding obligation at the end of the reporting period; For an outstanding obligation other than a loan, a brief description of the services or materials provided that created the outstanding obligation; and If the outstanding obligation is a loan, all the information required by Election Law Article, §13-230, Annotated Code of Maryland.