S.C. Code Regs. 67-1510 - Financial Analysis and Reports
A. A self-insured employer shall file audited
financial statements, prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting
principles, or the United States Securities & Exchange Commission's Form
10K with the Self-Insurance Division within ninety days following the close of
each fiscal year for analysis of the self-insurer's financial condition. In
lieu of audited financial statements, a self-insured employer may provide the
sworn statement or affidavit from an independent auditor as provided in
R.67-1501A(2).
B. Each self-insurance fund shall file with
the Self-Insurance Division a Form 11, Self-Insurer's Quarterly Financial
Report, or equivalent financial report, immediately after each quarter of its
fiscal year. Each self-insurance fund also shall file with the Self-Insurance
Division audited financial statements, prepared in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles within one hundred twenty days following the
close of each fiscal year.
C. A
sixty day extension of time in which to file a Quarterly Financial Report or
Annual Audited Financial Statements may be requested by writing the
Self-Insurance Division.
D. Failure
to file timely the forms referred to above may result in the institution of
revocation proceedings.
Notes
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