Tex. Insurance Code - Not Codified § 17
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§ 17. ANNUAL STATEMENTS.
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(a) The association shall file with the board a statement that includes information with respect to its transactions, condition, operations, and affairs during the preceding calendar year. This statement must be filed each year on or before March 1.
(b) The statement shall include those matters and that information that is required by the board and shall be in the form approved by the board.
(c) The board may require the association to furnish additional information with regard to the association's transactions, condition, or any matter connected with its transactions and condition considered to be material and of assistance in evaluating the scope, operation, and experience of the association.
(b) The statement shall include those matters and that information that is required by the board and shall be in the form approved by the board.
(c) The board may require the association to furnish additional information with regard to the association's transactions, condition, or any matter connected with its transactions and condition considered to be material and of assistance in evaluating the scope, operation, and experience of the association.
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