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§ 4410. Annual report. (a) The trustees of every employee welfare fund  shall  within  five  months  after  the close of the fiscal year used in  maintaining the records of such fund, annually file a  report  with  the  superintendent to be known as the annual report.    (b)  Such report shall be subscribed by the trustee of the fund, or if  there is more than one trustee it shall be subscribed by  at  least  two  trustees,  and  affirmed by them as true under the penalties of perjury,  showing the condition and affairs of the fund during such  fiscal  year.  Such  report  shall  be  in  such  form  and contain such matters as the  superintendent requires.    (c) Such annual report shall be kept on file with  the  superintendent  and at the principal office of the trustees. The report, or such portion  thereof as the superintendent deems appropriate, shall be made available  by the superintendent or by the trustees, or both, for inspection by any  employer contributing to such fund, by any labor organization which is a  party to an agreement establishing such fund, or by any employee covered  by  such  fund. In addition and to such extent that he deems it to be in  the public interest, the superintendent may require the trustees to mail  such report or such portions of it to any or all of such parties.

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Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-44 > 4410

§ 4410. Annual report. (a) The trustees of every employee welfare fund  shall  within  five  months  after  the close of the fiscal year used in  maintaining the records of such fund, annually file a  report  with  the  superintendent to be known as the annual report.    (b)  Such report shall be subscribed by the trustee of the fund, or if  there is more than one trustee it shall be subscribed by  at  least  two  trustees,  and  affirmed by them as true under the penalties of perjury,  showing the condition and affairs of the fund during such  fiscal  year.  Such  report  shall  be  in  such  form  and contain such matters as the  superintendent requires.    (c) Such annual report shall be kept on file with  the  superintendent  and at the principal office of the trustees. The report, or such portion  thereof as the superintendent deems appropriate, shall be made available  by the superintendent or by the trustees, or both, for inspection by any  employer contributing to such fund, by any labor organization which is a  party to an agreement establishing such fund, or by any employee covered  by  such  fund. In addition and to such extent that he deems it to be in  the public interest, the superintendent may require the trustees to mail  such report or such portions of it to any or all of such parties.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-44 > 4410

§ 4410. Annual report. (a) The trustees of every employee welfare fund  shall  within  five  months  after  the close of the fiscal year used in  maintaining the records of such fund, annually file a  report  with  the  superintendent to be known as the annual report.    (b)  Such report shall be subscribed by the trustee of the fund, or if  there is more than one trustee it shall be subscribed by  at  least  two  trustees,  and  affirmed by them as true under the penalties of perjury,  showing the condition and affairs of the fund during such  fiscal  year.  Such  report  shall  be  in  such  form  and contain such matters as the  superintendent requires.    (c) Such annual report shall be kept on file with  the  superintendent  and at the principal office of the trustees. The report, or such portion  thereof as the superintendent deems appropriate, shall be made available  by the superintendent or by the trustees, or both, for inspection by any  employer contributing to such fund, by any labor organization which is a  party to an agreement establishing such fund, or by any employee covered  by  such  fund. In addition and to such extent that he deems it to be in  the public interest, the superintendent may require the trustees to mail  such report or such portions of it to any or all of such parties.