Relates to political contributions by corporations

This bill prohibits corporations, limited liability companies, and other corporate entities from making political contributions exceeding $5,000 annually to candidates or political committees, with specific exceptions. It directly affects corporations and their political spending by banning "schedule B" contributions (corporate political contributions) on campaign finance filings, except for political committees or non-candidate expenditures. The key provision sets a strict annual cap of $5,000 on all corporate political contributions and requires loans to candidates to be repaid before elections or treated as contributions. Public utilities are excluded from the cap only if costs are charged to shareholders, not from public service revenues. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.