Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 8, § 9771.81 - Financial Statements
(a) Whenever pursuant to these rules or
pursuant to an order or request of the Administrative Director under the Code a
financial statement or other report is required to be audited or be accompanied
by the opinion of a certified public accountant, such accountant shall be
independent of the licensee, determined in accordance with Section 602.02 of
Financial Reporting Release No. 1 issued by the Securities and Exchange
Commission (Securities Act Release 6395, April 15, 1982).
(b) The financial statements shall be audited
by an independent accountant in accordance with Rule 9771.60(e).
(c) Except as provided in subsection (d),
financial statements of an organization required pursuant to these rules must
be on a combining basis with an affiliate, if the organization or such
affiliate is substantially dependent upon the other for the provision of
workers' compensation health care, management or other services. An affiliate
will normally be required to be combined, regardless of its form of
organization, if the following conditions exist:
(1) The affiliate controls, is controlled by,
or is under common control with, the organization, either directly or
indirectly (see subsections (c) and (d) of Rule 9771.60), and
(2) The organization or the affiliate is
substantially dependent, either directly or indirectly, upon the other for
services or revenue.
(d)
Upon written request of an organization, the Administrative Director may waive
the requirement that an affiliate be combined in financial statements required
pursuant to these rules. Normally, a waiver will be granted only when
(1) the affiliate is not directly engaged in
the delivery of workers' compensation health care or
(2) the affiliate is operating under an
authority granted by a governmental agency pursuant to which the affiliate is
required to submit periodic financial reports in a form prescribed by such
governmental agency that cannot practicably be reformatted into the form
prescribed by these rules (such as an insurance company).
(e) When combined financial statements are
required by this section, the independent accountant's report or opinion must
cover all the entities included in the combined financial statements. If the
accountant's report or opinion makes reference to the fact that a part of the
examination was performed by another auditor, the organization shall also file
the individual financial statements and report or opinion issued by the other
auditor.
(f) Organizations which
have subsidiaries that are required to be consolidated under generally accepted
accounting principles must present either
(1)
consolidating financial statements, or
(2) consolidating schedules for the balance
sheet and statement of operations, which in either case must show the
organization separate from the other entities included in the consolidated
balances.
(g) This
section shall not apply to an organization which is a public entity or
political subdivision.
(h) All
filings of financial statements required pursuant to these rules must include
an original and one copy.
Notes
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