55. Which institution(s) receives financial reports from political parties and/or candidates?

(1) Every six months, until the 15th of the last month of the reporting period, and annually, until March 31, the political parties will present to the Central Electoral Commission reports on their financial management. The political parties benefiting from allocations from the state budget will also present the respective reports to the Court of Accounts.
Source: Art. 29(1), Law on Political Parties, 2007 (amended 2020)

1. Political parties and electoral blocs, initiative groups and independent candidates, in the case of parliamentary and presidential elections, shall submit to the Central Electoral Commission, within 3 days of the opening of the account with the words "Electoral Fund" and, subsequently, weekly , a report on the accumulated funds and the expenses made in the electoral campaign, both in electronic format and on paper, under the signature of the responsible persons. The model report is approved by the Central Electoral Commission and contains the following information:[…]
Source: Art. 43(1), Electoral Code, 1997 (amended 2020)