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Tenn. Code Ann. § 48-249-1006

Forms and filing methods for annual report and other documents

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Current — September 30, 2020
As of September 1, 2020
(1) Annual report. The secretary of state may prescribe a form for the annual report. If the secretary of state prescribes a form for the annual report, the use of the prescribed form for the annual report shall be mandatory, and the secretary of state shall furnish the prescribed form for the annual report on request.
(1) Annual report. The secretary of state may prescribe a form and filing method for the annual report. If the secretary of state prescribes a form or filing method for the annual report, then the use of the prescribed form or filing method for the annual report is mandatory.
(2) Other forms. The secretary of state may prescribe forms for other documents that are required or permitted to be filed with the secretary of state by this chapter. If the secretary of state prescribes forms for other documents that are required or permitted to be filed with the secretary of state by this chapter, the secretary of state shall furnish the prescribed forms for the other documents on request; however, the use of the prescribed forms for the other documents shall not be mandatory.
(2) Other forms. The secretary of state may prescribe forms and filing methods for other documents that are required or permitted to be filed with the secretary of state by this chapter. If the secretary of state prescribes forms or filing methods for other documents that are required or permitted to be filed with the secretary of state by this chapter, then the secretary of state must furnish access to those forms and filing methods on request.

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