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Code · Arizona · Title 6 — Banks and Financial Institutions

6-478. Reports to deputy director and members

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A. Every association operating under this chapter shall file with the deputy director within sixty days following the close of each fiscal year of such association, a statement showing its financial condition at the close of the fiscal year and its operations for the year then ended. Each such statement shall be on forms prescribed by the deputy director and in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles, and shall be verified under oath by the secretary and certified by a committee of three or more members who are not officers of the association, or by a licensed certified public accountant appointed by the board of directors, or by two officers of the association.
B. Every association shall file also such other reports as the deputy director may require from time to time.
C. Within sixty days after the date of such statement, the association either shall mail to each member the annual statement of condition, or a condensed form thereof approved by the deputy director, or shall publish the same at least once.
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