Final Audit Report of the 

Cominission on Johnson & 

Johnson Political Action 

Committee 

January 1, 2009 - December 31, 2010 

Why the Audit 

Was Done 

Federal law permits the 

Commission to conduct 

audits and field 

investigations of any 

political committee that is 

required to file reports 

under the Federal 

Election Campaign Act 

(the Act). The 

Commission generally 

conducts such audits 

when a committee 

appears not to have met 

the threshold 

requirements for 

substantial compliance 

with the Act.^ The audit 

determines whether the 

committee complied with 

the limitations, 

prohibitions and 

disclosure requirements 

of the Act. 

About the Committee (p. 2) 

Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee^ is a separate 

segregated fund of Johnson & Johnson, headquartered in New 

Brunswick, New Jersey. For more information, see chart on the 

Committee Organization, p. 2. 

Financial Activity (p. 2) 

• Receipts 

o Contributions from Individuals 

o Refunds from Federal Candidates 

o Other Receipts 

Total Receipts 

• Disbursements 

o Contributions to Federal Candidates 

o Contribution Refunds 

o Other Disbursements 

Total Disbursements 

$ 1,123.920 

11,500 

22 

$ 1,135,442 

845,500 

1.900 

290,782 

$ 1,138,182 

Commission Finding (p. 3) 

Based upon a limited examination of the statements and reports 

filed, and the records presented by Johnson & Johnson Political 

Action Committee, no material non-compliance was discovered. 

' 2U.S.C.§438(b). 

^ Formerly known as.Johnson & Johnson Employees' Good Govemment Rind. 
Audit Report of the 

Commission on 

Johnson & Johnson Political 

Action Committee 

January 1. 2009 - December 31. 2010 
Table of Contents 

Page 

Part I. Background 

Authority for Audit 1 

Scope of Audit 1 

Part II. Overview of Committee 

Committee Organization 2 

Overview of Financial Activity 2 

Part III. Commission Finding 3 
Parti 

Backgromid 

Authority for Audit 

This report is based on an audit of Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee, 

undertaken by the Audit Division of the Federal Election Commission (the Commission) 

in accordance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (the Act). 

The Audit Division conducted the audit pursuant to 2 U.S.C. §438(b), .which permits the 

Commission to conduct audits and field investigations of any political committee that is 

required to file a report under 2 U.S.C. §434. Prior to conducting any audit under this 

subsection, the Conunission must perform an internal review of reports filed by selected 

conunittees to determine if the reports filed by a particular committee meet the threshold 

requirements for substantial compliance with the Act. 2 U.S.C. §438(b). 

Scope of Audit 

Following Comimssion-approved procedures, the Audit staff evaluated various risk 

factors and as a result, this audit examined: 

1. the disclosure of individual contributors' occupation and name of employer; 

2. the consistency between reported figures and bank records; 

3. the completeness of records; and 

4. other conunittee operations necessary to the review. 
Part II 

Overview of Committee 

Committee Organization 

Important Dates 

• Date of Registration October 23,1972 

• Audit Coverage January 1,2009 - December 31,2010 

Headquarters New Brunswick, New Jersey 

Bank Information 

• Bank Depositories Two 

• Bank Accounts Two 

Treasurer 

• Treasurer When Audit Was Conducted Donald W. Bohn 

• Treasurer During Period Covered by Audit Donald W. Bohn 

Management Information 

• Attended FBC Campaign Finance Seminar Yes 

• Who Handled Accounting and 

Recordkeeping Tasks Paid Staff 

Overview of Financial Activity 

(Audited Amoimts) 

Cash-on-hand @ January 1,2009 $95,499 

o' Contributions from Individuals 1.123.920 

0 Refunds from Federal Candidates 11.500 

o Other Receipts 22 

Total Receipts $1,135,442 

o Contributions to Federal Candidates 845.500 

o Contribution Refunds 1,900 

o Other Disbursements 290,782 

Total Disbursements $ 1,138,182 

Cash-on-hand @ December^l, 2010 $92,759 
Part III 

Cominission Finding 

Based upon a limited examination of the statements and reports filed, and the records 

presented by Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee, no material noncompliance was discovered.