2026-09925NoticeWallet

SEC Extends Investment Fund Reporting Form N-CSR

Published Date: 5/18/2026

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Summary

The SEC is asking to keep using Form N-CSR, which registered investment funds use to share important reports with shareholders and the public. This form helps make sure funds follow the rules and share info on time—usually within 10 days after sending reports to shareholders. It costs funds about 228,000 hours and $6 million yearly to prepare these reports, and this extension keeps things running smoothly without changes.

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Analyzed Economic Effects

2 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 1 costs, 0 mixed.

Continued Reporting Burden on Investment Funds

The SEC estimates Form N-CSR imposes 202,306 burden hours per year across funds, with an annual external cost burden of $15,140,320 and an internal cost burden of $6,129,524. The estimate covers 13,052 respondents submitting two responses per year, with 7.75 hours per response.

Funds Must Keep Filing Shareholder Reports

Registered investment funds must continue to file certified shareholder reports on Form N-CSR with the SEC no later than 10 days after the report is sent to stockholders. The filings are mandatory and the information is made publicly available so the public and regulators can verify funds’ compliance with securities laws.

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5/18/2026

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