§ 14253 Credit Union Financial Reporting
The law requires a credit union to give the state regulator its unaudited financial statements—including a balance sheet and income statement—when asked, and the regulator can ask for these reports monthly or on other schedules.
The state banking commissioner asks a credit union to provide its financial statements for the past quarter.
The credit union must prepare and send an unaudited balance sheet and income statement that follow standard accounting rules, covering the exact date and period the commissioner specifies.
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§ 14253 Credit Union Financial Reporting
Last verified: January 11, 2026