21. Is there a limit on in-kind donations to political parties?

2. The total amount of the donation made to the political party, as well as of the work and services performed for the political party (hereinafter referred to as “donation”), expressed in monetary terms, in the course of one year may not exceed one million-fold of the minimum salary prescribed by law, including:
(1) ten thousand-fold of the minimum salary prescribed by law, when received from one commercial organisation;
(2) one thousand-fold of the minimum salary prescribed by law, when received from one non-commercial organisation;
(3) ten thousand-fold of the minimum salary prescribed by law, when received from one natural person.
3. In cases provided for by part 2 of this Article, the value of the property donated by one person to a political party may not exceed two hundred thousand-fold of the minimum salary prescribed by law. Immovable property given to a political party in the form of donation may not be alienated within at least five years from the date of donation.
Source: Art. 24.2, Constitutional Law on Political Parties, 2016