D.C. Code § 41-160.01
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§ 41-160.01. Verified report of property.
Official statutory text
(a) If a person does not file a report required by § 41-154.01 or the Administrator believes that a person may have filed an inaccurate, incomplete, or false report, the Administrator may require the person to file a verified report in a form prescribed by the Administrator. The verified report shall:
(1) State whether the person is holding property reportable under this chapter ;
(2) Describe property not previously reported or about which the Administrator has inquired;
(3) Specifically identify property described under paragraph (2) of this section about which there is a dispute about whether it is reportable under this chapter ; and
(4) State the amount or value of the property.
(1) State whether the person is holding property reportable under this chapter ;
(2) Describe property not previously reported or about which the Administrator has inquired;
(3) Specifically identify property described under paragraph (2) of this section about which there is a dispute about whether it is reportable under this chapter ; and
(4) State the amount or value of the property.
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