Free Fillable CFA-4 Form (Indiana)
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What is the CFA-4?
The CFA-4 — officially the Report of Receipts and Expenditures of a Political Committee (State Form 4606) — is Indiana's main campaign finance disclosure report. It's the form where your committee reports every contribution it received and every expenditure it made during a reporting period: itemized contributions on Schedule A, itemized expenditures on Schedule B, plus debts owed by and to the committee.
If you're a campaign treasurer in Indiana, the CFA-4 is the report you'll file over and over — before the primary, before the general, and every January — until your committee files its final disbanding report.
Who has to file it?
Every open Indiana campaign finance committee: candidate committees, political action committees (PACs), legislative caucus committees, and regular party committees. It doesn't matter whether the committee raised or spent a single dollar during the period — as long as the committee is open, the report is due.
That catches a lot of people off guard. A committee that went quiet after an election still owes an annual report every year until it formally disbands.
When is it due?
Indiana deadlines fall at noon local time — not midnight. Pre-election reports are due by noon, 7 days after the close of the reporting period, and annual reports are due each January. A late report costs $50 per calendar day, up to $1,000.
For the full 2026–2027 calendar by committee type, see our Indiana campaign finance deadlines page.
Where do you file?
- Statewide and state legislative candidates (plus PACs and party committees supporting them) file with the Indiana Election Division. Statewide and state legislative candidate committees are required to file electronically through campaignfinance.in.gov.
- Local candidates — circuit, county, city, town, township, and school board offices (plus judicial and prosecuting attorney candidates, and PACs or party committees supporting local candidates) file with the county election board, generally located in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Reports may be e-mailed, faxed, hand-delivered, or mailed — but a postmark doesn't count. The report has to be in the filing office's hands by the noon deadline.
Download every Indiana CFA form (free)
Blank Indiana campaign finance forms, with the revision code of each one shown so you can confirm you're filing the version the state currently accepts. No email gate, no signup — just the forms.
| Form | Name | Revision | Who it's for | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CFA-1 | Candidate's Statement of Organization | State Form 4604R15 / 5-19 | Candidates opening (or amending) a principal or exploratory committee | PDF for CFA-1 |
| CFA-2 | PAC or Legislative Caucus Committee Statement of Organization | State Form 28251R12 / 6-25 | Political action committees and legislative caucus committees | Official PDF for CFA-2, opens the Indiana Election Division site in a new tab |
| CFA-3 | Regular Party Committee Statement of Organization | State Form 46413R6 / 10-17 | State, county, city, or town party central committees | PDF for CFA-3 |
| CFA-4 | Report of Receipts and Expenditures | State Form 4606R18 / 6-25 | Every open committee — candidates, PACs, caucus and party committees | PDF for CFA-4 |
| CFA-5 | Notice to Candidate's Committee | State Form 4761R6 / 11-01 | Organizations reporting contributions or expenditures made to a candidate's committee | PDF for CFA-5 |
| CFA-11 | Supplemental "Large Contribution" Report | State Form 48492R8 / 6-25 | Candidate committees receiving large contributions ($1,000 or more) in the final pre-election window | Official PDF for CFA-11, opens the Indiana Election Division site in a new tab |
Revision codes above are the versions these links return. Last verified against the Indiana Election Division's official forms index on August 24, 2026. CFA-2 and CFA-11 are distributed only from the state's own forms server, so those two links go straight to the Election Division.
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