14 Ill. Adm. Code 130.824
Financial Statements to be Filed by a Registered Dealer
Section 130
Section 130.824 Financial
Statements to be Filed by a Registered Dealer
a) Each dealer registered by the Secretary that is not required
to file a financial statement with a registered self-regulatory organization
shall file a financial statement containing the information required by the
Secretary as follows:
1) the financial statement shall be prepared as of an audit date
selected by the dealer within each calendar year;
2) the financial statement shall be filed no later than the first
day of the fourth month days after the selected audit date;
3) the time period covered by the statement shall be the twelve
month period immediately following the date of the most recent audited
statement; and
4) should a dealer elect to change its audit date, a written
request for variance in accordance with Section 130.190 of this Part from the
filing period covered by the statement shall be filed with the Securities
Department in Springfield, Illinois. The request shall include the reason or
reasons for the change and an affirmation that the dealer is currently in
compliance with the requirements set forth under Section 130.826 of this Part.
An unaudited statement, which includes a balance sheet and computations showing
compliance with the requirements set forth under Section 130.826 of this Part,
shall be filed with the Securities Department and shall be as of a current
date. The audited statement when filed shall encompass the entire period of
time which has elapsed since the date of the most current filing of an audited
statement.
b) Each financial statement filed pursuant to subsection (a) of
this Section shall be audited by an independent certified public accountant and
shall include the following:
1) a signed independent auditor's report;
2) a balance sheet;
3) an income statement;
4) a statement of cash flow;
5) notes to the financial statements, if any;
6) a computation of net capital calculated pursuant to either the
aggregate indebtedness or the alternative method;
7) a statement of changes in liabilities subordinated to the
claims of general creditors, if any; and
8) a statement of computation for determination of reserve
requirements for dealers computed in accordance with 17 CFR 240.15c3-3, as in
effect on August 1, 1997 (no subsequent amendments or editions), if any.
The statement shall be accompanied by the cover page, if any,
designated by the Securities Department.
c) The Secretary may, require any dealer to file an interim
financial statement as of a date selected by the Secretary. The Secretary
shall specify whether or not the statement is to be audited by an independent
certified public accountant in circumstances including, but not limited to:
the company has been in violation of its net capital requirement prescribed in
Section 130.826 of this Part; an officer or employee has been convicted of
embezzlement or theft of the dealer's funds; the dealer has been charged by a
federal or state securities regulator or SRO of falsifying its books and
records; and the dealer has merged with another dealer which has a record of
past violations of its net capital requirements.
d) If an unaudited interim financial statement is required to be
filed by a dealer, the statement shall contain an oath or affirmation that, to
the best of the knowledge and the belief of the person making the oath or
affirmation:
1) the financial statement and supporting schedules are true and
correct, and
2) neither the dealer, nor any partner, officer or director, as
the case may be, has a proprietary interest in any account classified solely as
that of a customer. The oath or affirmation shall be made before a person duly
authorized to administer oaths or affirmations. If the dealer is a sole
proprietorship, the oath or affirmation shall be made by the proprietor; if a
partnership, by the general partner in charge of the dealer's financial
affairs; or if a corporation, by the dealer's chief financial officer.
e) Each financial statement, except the independent auditors'
report, the balance sheet and notes, if any, shall be deemed confidential when
filed with the Securities Department. The independent auditors' report, the
balance sheet and notes, if any, shall be a matter of public record and
available to the public upon written request.
f) Anything to the contrary notwithstanding, all of the
information contained in any financial statement shall be available to any
federal, state or local law enforcement agency, any state or federal regulator
or any self-regulatory organization registered under any federal law upon
written request to the Securities Department.