New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 3 - BANKING
Chapter 34 - GOVERNMENTAL UNIT DEPOSIT PROTECTION
Subchapter 1 - GOVERNMENTAL UNIT DEPOSIT PROTECTION
Section 3:34-1.9 - Scope of terms surplus, undivided profits, reserves, and capital deposits

Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 3:34-1.9

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024

(a) As included within the definition of capital funds in 17:9-41 and 3:34-1.2:

1. The terms "surplus" and "undivided profits" shall, in the case of a State bank or national bank, include any reserve for contingency, reserve for securities and reserve for bad debts as computed for Federal income tax purposes, but shall:
i. Exclude any specifically allocated reserves or reserves for known specific charges; and

ii. Be reduced by the booked value of any intangible assets set up on the balance sheet which represent nonmaterial values over and above physical assets, such as goodwill, deferred losses and intangible assets.

2. The term "surplus" shall, in the case of a savings bank, include undivided profits, any reserve for contingency, reserve for securities and reserve for bad debts as computed for Federal income tax purposes but shall:
i. Exclude any specifically allocated reserves or reserves for known specific charges; and

ii. Be reduced by the booked value of any intangible assets set up on the balance sheet which represent nonmaterial values over and above physical assets, such as goodwill, deferred losses and intangible assets.

3. The term "undivided profits" shall, in the case of an association, include any reserve for contingency required by any law or regulation and any reserve for bad debts as computed for Federal income tax purposes, but shall:
i. Exclude any specifically allocated reserves or reserves for known specific charges; and

ii. Be reduced by the booked value of any intangible assets set up on the balance sheet which represent nonmaterial values over and above physical assets, such as goodwill, deferred losses and intangible assets.

4. The terms "reserves" and "capital deposits" shall, in the case of a credit union, include any reserve for contingency required by any law or regulation and any reserve for bad debts as computed for Federal income tax purposes, but shall:
i. Exclude any specifically allocated reserves or reserves for known specific charges; and

ii. Be reduced by the booked value of any intangible assets referenced on the balance sheet which represent nonmaterial values over and above physical assets, such as goodwill, deferred losses, and intangible assets.

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