The electronic filing system will not accept any electronic Form 6 disclosures for the remainder of 2022. Pursuant to HB 5003, which was signed by the Governor on June 2, 2022, paper forms must be used for the remainder of the year.
- Form 6 filers who already submitted their 2021 Form 6 electronically, prior to the bill becoming law, will be considered to have fulfilled their 2021 financial disclosure requirement.
- Any Form 6 filers who have not already filed electronically must file the 2021 Form 6 on paper by July 1, 2022.
- The paper version of the 2021 Form 6 with instructions is linked below. 2021 Form 6 annual filers should check their email for additional information.
- Paper versions of the Form 6 and Form 6X for 2021 and the Form 6F for 2022, including instructions, are also available on the Commission's Forms forms page and E-filing page.
- Pursuant to statute, electronic filing of the Form 6 will resume on January 1, 2023.
Check this web page frequently for the most up-to-date information. Questions? Call 850-488-7864.
Announcements
- Welcome to the official website of the Florida Commission on Ethics. We hope you will find it easier to navigate and locate information about Florida's Code of Ethics. Use the tabs to navigate the site for information on recent decisions of the Commission, financial disclosure filings, training, and complaints.
- The September 9 Commission meeting Press Release is now available.
- Click here to view confirm form receipt or to find out where to file your disclosure form. From the link, you can search by filer name or filer agency, as well as view Form 6 disclosures on file with the Commission.
- Are you on the list? If you are required to file the form, but have not yet filed, the statutory grace period runs until September 1, 2022. DON’T DELAY! Forms filed after that date will incur an automatic statutory fine of $25 per day for each day late, capped at $1,500. Avoid the fines - please file your form ASAP! Contact the Commission if you have questions about filing your form.
- View fines accrued for failure to file or timely file Form 1 or Form 6 for the 2012 to 2020 form years.
- The Commission has published its 2021 Annual Report to the Florida Legislature. The publication of this document is intended to inform the Legislature and the public of the Commission's work during the 2021 calendar year.
- View the current list of individuals referred to collection agencies for failure to pay automatic fines accrued as a result of non-filed or late-filed annual financial disclosure forms.
Important Dates
- July 1 – Annual Form 1 and Form 6 deadline
- September 1 – Form 1 and Form 6 fine grace period ends
- September 2 – Automatic fines $25/day accrue for late disclosure filings
- September 9 - Commission meeting Press Release
- October 21 - Commission meeting
Electronic Filing System
- The electronic filing system will not accept any electronic Form 6 disclosures for the remainder of 2022. Pursuant to HB 5003, which was signed by the Governor on June 2, 2022, paper forms must be used for the remainder of the year.
- Form 6 filers who already submitted their 2021 Form 6 electronically, prior to the bill becoming law, will be considered to have fulfilled their 2021 financial disclosure requirement.
- Any Form 6 filers who have not already filed electronically must file the 2021 Form 6 on paper by July 1, 2022.
- The paper version of the 2021 Form 6 with instructions is linked below. 2021 Form 6 annual filers should check their email for additional information.
- Paper versions of the Form 6 and Form 6X for 2021 and the Form 6F for 2022, including instructions, are also available on the Commission's Forms forms page and E-filing page.
- Pursuant to statute, electronic filing of the Form 6 will resume on January 1, 2023.
Check this web page frequently for the most up-to-date information. Questions? Call 850-488-7864.