(1) Donations received by a political party in the course of one tax year may not exceed 0.025% of the income provided for in the state budget for the year at issue.

(2) Donations received from a natural person in the course of one year may be up to 200 basic gross national minimum wages, at the amount valid on 1 January of the year at issue.

(3) Donations received from a legal person in the course of one year may be up to 500 basic gross national minimum wages, at the amount valid on 1 January of the year at issue.

(4) The total sum of the donations made by legal persons directly or indirectly controlled by another person or by a group of natural or legal persons may not exceed the limits provided for in paragraphs (2) and (3).

(5) The market value of the movable and immovable assets donated to the party and of the services provided to it free of charge shall be included in the amount of the donations, within the limits provided for in paragraphs (1), (2) and (3).

(6) The assets and services referred to in paragraph (5) shall be valued by certified valuers pursuant to Government Ordinance No. 24/2011 on certain measures in the field of property valuation, approved as amended by Law No. 99/2013, as subsequently amended and supplemented.

(7) Legal persons whose debts to the state budget, the social security budget or the local budgets, on the donation date, have been due for more than 60 days, shall be forbidden to make donations to political parties, except when the sums to be recovered by them exceed their own debt.

(8) Upon donation, the political party shall request the legal person donor to submit a statement on its own account regarding its compliance with the requirement provided for in paragraph (7).

(9) Political parties shall not accept, directly or indirectly, donations of tangible assets, amounts of money or free-of-charge services which are made, given or supplied with the manifest purpose of gaining an economic or political advantage or in breach of the provisions of paragraph (8).