CMA Intermediate · Corporate Accounting and Auditing · Accounts of Banking, Electricity and Insurance Companies
Under section 32(2) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, the Reserve Bank under section 27(2) requires an additional statement from a banking company about its balance-sheet and accounts. What must the company do when supplying it?
The banking company must send a copy of the additional statement or information to the registrar when it supplies it to the Reserve Bank. Section 32(2) imposes this duty in connection with the balance-sheet and accounts furnished under section 31.
- ASend a copy to the registrarCorrect
- BPublish it in a newspaper
- CGet it audited again by the Reserve Bank
- DSend it only to shareholders
Explanation
Section 32(2) provides that when supplying the additional statement or information required by the Reserve Bank under section 27(2), the banking company must send a copy to the registrar. The other options are not provided in the text.
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