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Code · Virginia · Title 55.1 · Chapter 21

Code of Virginia § 55.1-2182. Annual report by associations.

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A. The association shall file an annual report in a form and at such time as prescribed by regulations of the Common Interest Community Board. The filing of the annual report required by this section shall commence upon the termination of any declarant control period reserved pursuant to § 55.1-2134 . The annual report shall be accompanied by a fee in an amount established by the Common Interest Community Board, which shall be paid into the state treasury and credited to the Common Interest Community Management Information Fund established pursuant to § 54.1-2354.2 .
B. The agency may accept copies of forms submitted to other state agencies to satisfy the requirements of this section if such forms contain substantially the same information required by the Common Interest Community Board.
1993, c. 958, § 55-504.1; 2008, cc. 851 , 871 ; 2009, c. 557 ; 2012, cc. 481 , 797 ; 2019, cc. 391 , 712 .
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