Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-434
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Financial statements
Official statutory text
At the time of each dividend or apportionment of profits and at
least once in every year, the directors shall cause to be prepared a
statement showing the financial condition of the corporation at the
end of the period to which such dividend or apportionment relates,
in such form as shall fully exhibit the assets and liabilities of
the corporation; its earnings and profits, purchases and sales,
expenses and outlays, for the period covered by such dividend or
apportionment, in such manner that a good understanding of the
condition of the company, may be obtained from such statement, and
shall cause such statement to be kept on file with the secretary
where the same may be examined by any member of the corporation at
all reasonable times.
least once in every year, the directors shall cause to be prepared a
statement showing the financial condition of the corporation at the
end of the period to which such dividend or apportionment relates,
in such form as shall fully exhibit the assets and liabilities of
the corporation; its earnings and profits, purchases and sales,
expenses and outlays, for the period covered by such dividend or
apportionment, in such manner that a good understanding of the
condition of the company, may be obtained from such statement, and
shall cause such statement to be kept on file with the secretary
where the same may be examined by any member of the corporation at
all reasonable times.
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