§ 2514 Special Purpose Report Definition
This law tells us that a “special purpose current report” is the yearly report that a social purpose corporation has to file, as required by Section 3501.
A company that was created to help the community, like a nonprofit‑style business, must send a special report to the state each year.
Because the company is a social purpose corporation, it has to prepare the special purpose current report just like the law says, so the state knows what the company is doing.
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§ 2514 Special Purpose Report Definition
Last verified: January 10, 2026