Maryland § 6-207

Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 6-207, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 6-207.

    In addition to any other information that the Commission requires, the annual report of a public service company shall state:

        (1)    the amount and kind of:

            (i)    authorized capital stock;

            (ii)    capital stock issued and outstanding;

            (iii)    authorized bonded indebtedness; and

            (iv)    bonds and other evidence of indebtedness issued and outstanding;

        (2)    receipts and expenditures for the year reported;

        (3)    the amount paid as dividends and interest on bonds or other evidence of indebtedness;

        (4)    the amount of salary paid to each officer, by name, and the amount paid as wages to employees;

        (5)    the location of the public service company’s plants with a full description of each plant and franchise, stating in detail how each franchise was acquired; and

        (6)    when applicable:

            (i)    a monthly compilation of expenditures that were the basis for any fuel rate adjustment; and

            (ii)    an annual recapitulation of the information required under item (i) of this item.

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