COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, March 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Reporting entities, such as limited liability companies, corporations, nonprofit corporations, and foreign entities, are required by law to submit a Periodic Report each year to the Secretary of State. In 2002, the Securities and Exchange Commission accelerated the filing of the periodic reports by reporting entities shortening the filing deadlines for quarterly reports from 45 to 35 calendar days after period end, and from 90 to 60 calendar days after fiscal year end for annual reports.
Pursuant to the Colorado Revised Statutes, Corporate Controllers Unit receives and files Periodic Reports for a variety of businesses with the Secretary of State. Corporate Controllers Unit supports and improves Colorado's business and nonprofit activities by providing efficient and professional Periodic Report filing and support services to Colorado Businesses. In addition, Corporate Controllers Unit provides certification of services completed which are also available through images on the Secretary of State's website.
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Corporate Controllers Unit Responds to New Rules by the Securities and Exchange Commission
Reporting entities, such as limited liability companies, corporations, nonprofit corporations, and foreign entities, are required by law to submit a Periodic Report each year to the Secretary of State.
2011-03-21
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[Press-News.org] Corporate Controllers Unit Responds to New Rules by the Securities and Exchange CommissionReporting entities, such as limited liability companies, corporations, nonprofit corporations, and foreign entities, are required by law to submit a Periodic Report each year to the Secretary of State.