Plain-English California reference

What annual audit report does an escrow company need?

This page explains 10 CCR § 1741.5: Annual audit reports.

Last checked Jul 23, 2026Current through Jul 23, 2026Article version 1.0
Short answer

This rule is part of the yearly audit duties for a company licensed under California’s Escrow Law. The audit helps the state review the company’s books and handling of trust money. This Atlas has not yet pinned the full current rule text, so check the official rule before you rely on a detail.

What to know

Key points

  • This page is about licensed escrow companies.

  • The report is tied to a yearly audit.

  • The audit covers company records and trust money.

  • The detailed source check is still open.

What this can look like

A licensed escrow company prepares its yearly books for review. It should confirm the current report rules with the official state text and its auditor.