Which statement about interim report due dates is correct?

• A. Private: June 1; Public: December 1
• B. Private: January 1; Public: July 1
• C. Private: September 1; Public: December 1
• D. Private: June 1; Public: December 1

Answer: (A)

Interim reports are a mid-year check-in that updates the department on current exposures, payroll, and claims so adjustments can be made for the year. The schedule distinguishes private and public self-insured plans: private entities file by June 1, while public entities file by December 1. This difference reflects the distinct administrative calendars of private companies and public agencies and ensures the department gets timely, appropriately timed updates.

That combination—private by June 1 and public by December 1—matches the mandated SIP filing calendar. The other dates either set the same due date for both groups or place the deadlines in months that don’t align with the official schedule.