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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

342.823 Discounting not to be used in determining solvency -- Authority's reports -

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- Annual statement of solvency -- Circumstances permitting contract audit
with certified public accountant -- Discretionary levy and enforcement of
assessments.
(1)In determining the solvency of the authority in regard to maintaining adequate
reserves, the commissioner of insurance, the independent accountant engaged for
the annual audit, and the board, in exercising its prudent stewardship, shall not
utilize the practice of "discounting" the funds to reduce future liabilities, except in
conformity with standards or rules promulgated by the National Association of
Insurance Commissioners.
(2)The authority shall file reports required by KRS 304.3-240.
(3)The authority shall file a report not later than March 31 of each year indicating the
business done by the authority during the previous year, including a balance sheet
showing assets and liabilities at the beginning and conclusion of that year. The
report shall be a public record and shall be delivered to the Governor, commissioner
of insurance, Auditor of Public Accounts, Attorney General, and the co-chairs of the
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