65-65. Trust fund; financial reports.
Within 60 days after the end of the calendar or fiscal year of the cemetery company, the trustee shall furnish adequate financial reports with respect to the care fund on forms provided by the Commission. However, the Commission may require the trustee to make such additional financial reports as it may deem advisable. (1975, c. 768, s. 1.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Article 9 - North Carolina Cemetery Act.
§ 65-49 - The North Carolina Cemetery Commission.
§ 65-50 - Cemetery Commission; members, selection, quorum.
§ 65-52 - Regular and special meetings.
§ 65-54 - Annual budget of Commission; collection of funds.
§ 65-54.1 - Commission records are confidential.
§ 65-55 - License; cemetery company.
§ 65-56 - Existing companies; effect of Article.
§ 65-57 - Licenses for sales organizations, management organizations and brokers.
§ 65-58 - Licenses for persons selling preneed grave space.
§ 65-59 - Application for a change of control; filing fee.
§ 65-60.1 - Trustees; qualifications; examination of records; enforcement.
§ 65-61 - Required trust fund for care and maintenance; remedy of Commission for noncompliance.
§ 65-62 - Individual contracts for care and maintenance.
§ 65-63 - Requirements for perpetual care fund.
§ 65-64 - Deposits to perpetual care fund.
§ 65-65 - Trust fund; financial reports.
§ 65-66 - Receipts from sale of personal property or services; trust account; penalties.
§ 65-67 - Applications for license.
§ 65-68 - License not assignable or transferable.
§ 65-69 - Minimum acreage; sale or disposition of cemetery lands.
§ 65-72 - Burial without regard to race or color.
§ 65-73 - Validation of certain deeds for cemetery lots executed by suspended corporations.