(a) At the end of the fiscal year for a facility, at least 120 days following a merger or a consolidation, and at any other interval that the Commission sets, the facility shall file: (1) A balance sheet that details its assets, liabilities, and net worth; (2) A statement of income and expenses; (3) The most recent Form 990 that the facility filed with the Internal Revenue Service; and (4) Any other report that the Commission requires about costs incurred in providing services. (b) (1) A report under this section shall: (i) Be in the form that the Commission requires; (ii) Conform to the uniform accounting and financial reporting system adopted under this subtitle; and (iii) Be certified by the facility's certified public accountant. (2) If the Commission requires, responsible officials of a facility also shall attest that, to the best of their knowledge and belief, the report has been prepared in conformity with the uniform accounting and financial reporting system adopted under § 19-211 of this subtitle.
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