The interim report for public self-insurers is due on which date?

• A. January 1
• B. March 1
• C. May 1
• D. March 31

Answer: (B)

The key idea is the timing of interim reports for public self-insurers and what period they cover. The interim report is due at the start of March each year, and it covers experience through the end of February. Getting it in on March 1 lets the administering agency review mid‑year data and projected year-end needs while there’s still time to adjust budgeting and reserves for the remainder of the year. The other dates don’t fit this interim schedule: January 1 is too early for an interim snapshot, March 31 is the end of the first quarter rather than the March 1 deadline, and May 1 is typically associated with the annual report instead of the interim filing.