Massachusetts Code § 175F-6

Annual statement of financial condition; penalty for failure to file
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Section 6. A fund shall annually on January first file with the commissioner a statement showing its financial condition as of September thirtieth of the prior year. Such statement shall be on a form provided by the commissioner. The commissioner may require in writing, at any time, such additional information as is reasonable and necessary to determine the financial condition of a fund. A fund unreasonably neglecting to file the statement required hereunder in a timely fashion, or unreasonably neglecting to comply with any such informational request by the commissioner within thirty days following receipt of a written request for said information, shall forfeit one hundred dollars for each day which such unreasonable neglect continues. Such fine shall be imposed only after a hearing in accordance with chapter thirty A, conducted by the commissioner.
The commissioner shall have the power to examine the financial condition of a fund.

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