Quarterly Report (Form 10-Q)
What this filing is, when it is due, and who has to file it for a US company. LawDep tracks every deadline on an auto-rolling compliance calendar and prepares the filing before you submit it.
Quarterly
How often it recurs
SEC
Securities Exchange Act 1934 s.13(a)
40/45 days after quarter end
Deadline rule
What is the 10-Q filing?
Quarterly Report (Form 10-Q) is a quarterly compliance filing that a United States company files with SEC. It is due 40/45 days after quarter end. The filing is governed by Securities Exchange Act 1934 s.13(a).
Typical evidence required
- filing acknowledgement
Who files it
This filing applies to companies operating in this jurisdiction. LawDep applies it to the right entity types automatically, so a filing for one subsidiary never lands on the wrong one.
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