Rhode Island § 35-6-37 § 35-6-37. Financial statements required from state departments, agencies, and instrumentalities.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 35-6-37 — § 35-6-37. Financial statements required from state departments, agencies, and instrumentalities.

Rhode Island·Title 35 Public Finance·Ch. 35-6 Accounts and Control

§ 35-6-37. Financial statements required from state departments, agencies, and instrumentalities.
The department of administration, from time to time, as it deems expedient or necessary,
            may require statements of financial condition and operations from the several state
            departments, agencies, and public authorities or corporations in such form and in
            such detail as it shall prescribe. The several state departments, agencies, and public
            authorities and corporations shall submit, as required by the state controller, a
            copy of audited financial statements for the most recent completed fiscal year to
            the state controller no later than ninety (90) days a

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§ 35-6-37. Financial statements required from state departments, agencies, and instrumentalities.

The department of administration, from time to time, as it deems expedient or necessary, may require statements of financial condition and operations from the several state departments, agencies, and public authorities or corporations in such form and in such detail as it shall prescribe. The several state departments, agencies, and public authorities and corporations shall submit, as required by the state controller, a copy of audited financial statements for the most recent completed fiscal year to the state controller no later than ninety (90) days after the close of the state's fiscal year (June 30th). A waiver from this year-end schedule may be granted upon approval by the director of administration and the auditor general.

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