- Questions about the impact of electronic financial disclosure on the process of qualifying for office? We have answers. Read our FAQs and Tips for Qualifying in the EFDMS era for the information you need to know about how e-filing impacts the qualifying process.
- Have questions about e-filing in 2025? Read our Tips for e-filing in 2025.
- View E-filing information on the "Electronic Filing System" tile below
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.
- 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.
- The April 25 Commission meeting materials and agenda are now available.
- The lobbying and post-officeholding restrictions in Amendment 12, passed by Florida voters in 2018, became effective December 31, 2022. The Florida Legislature passed implementing legislation in CS/HB 7001 and 7003 (See 2022-140 and 2022-141 L.O.F.). Officials with questions about the application of the new prohibition should contact the Commission to request an opinion.
- View fines accrued for failure to file or timely file Form 1 or Form 6 for the 2012 to 2023 form years.
- Each year, the Commission makes recommendations for legislation in an effort to improve Florida's Code of Ethics and its enforcement. View the 2025 Legislative Recommendations.
- The Commission has published its 2024 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 2024 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
- April 25 - Commission meeting agenda and materials
- May 20 - Notification of Filing Requirement emailed to Form 1 and Form 6 filers
- June 6 - Commission meeting
Electronic Filing System
- Questions about the impact of electronic financial disclosure on the process of qualifying for office? We have answers. Read our FAQs and Tips for Qualifying in the EFDMS era for the information you need to know about how e-filing impacts the qualifying process.
- Have questions about e-filing in 2025? Read our Tips for e-filing in 2025.
- A Form 6 e-filing training video is available. A sample Form 6 is also available.
- Local filers who traditionally filed with their local Supervisors of Elections and had a public records exemption on file for redaction of certain information under Florida's Public Records Law, will need to file a public records exemption request with the Commission. It is highly recommended that filers make their exemption request with the Commission PRIOR to filing their disclosure form, so that the form can be routed for redaction prior to publishing on the website. Visit our forms page to access the Exemption Request Form. The form must be mailed to the Commission and can be filed now.
- All disclosures filed in EFDMS will be published on this website.
Form 1 and Form 6 filers file electronically in 2025 via the Electronic Financial Disclosure Management System (EFDMS).