Utah § 7-1-318 - Reports of condition -- Form -- Falsification or failure to file.
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§ 7-1-318. Reports of condition -- Form -- Falsification or failure to file.
| (1) | Each institution under the jurisdiction of the department, including each out-of-state depository institution operating a branch in this state, shall provide a report of its condition to the department at least twice a year, as required by the commissioner. The commissioner may require an institution to provide more frequent reports as necessary. |
| (2) | The report shall be made according to the form prescribed by the commissioner and shall be verified by the oath or affirmation of the president or a vice president and attested by at least two directors. |
| (4) | Each institution that fails or neglects to make a report within 30 days after receiving a call for any report required by this title, by an order of the commissioner, or by any rule of the department is subject to a penalty of $50 a day for each day the report is past due. The commissioner may reduce or waive the penalty for good cause shown. |
| (5) | It is criminal perjury for any officer or employee of a financial institution under the jurisdiction of the department to willfully swear falsely in making an oath or affirmation concerning a report of the institution's condition. |
| (6) | For information purposes, and without being subject to penalties under state law, a federally chartered depository institution operating a main office or branch in this state shall provide to the department a copy of its regular report of condition filed with its chartering agency. |
Amended by Chapter 49, 1995 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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