N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-25-05

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4.1-25-05. Statement of business operations or financial condition - Filing - Review by Bank of North Dakota - Confidential - Audited

Official statutory text

4.1-25-05. Statement of business operations or financial condition - Filing - Review by

Bank of North Dakota - Confidential - Audited.

Each applicant for a license under section 4.1-25-02 who purchases milk from a dairy

producer annually shall file with the department an audited financial statement prepared by an

independent certified public accountant or licensed public accountant in accordance with

generally accepted accounting practices and principles, verified by the accountant as accurately

representing business operations and financial conditions of the applicant for which the

statement is rendered, prepared as of the close of the most recent fiscal year of the applicant. In

lieu of filing an audited financial statement, an applicant may file other forms of security as

provided in section 4.1-25-06. All audited financial statements must be reviewed by the Bank of

North Dakota. All statements under this section are confidential and not open for public

inspection. The department may require additional statements to be audited by a certified public

accountant or a licensed public accountant.

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