What document must contract sellers and trustees provide annually?

The correct response highlights a requirement outlined in Tennessee funeral laws regarding annual reporting by contract sellers and trustees. Specifically, the annual report must be submitted as prescribed by the Commissioner. This report serves to ensure transparency and accountability for the funeral services and trust funds managed by these entities. It is crucial for regulatory oversight and provides valuable information regarding the operations and financial status of the contract sellers and trustees.

Annual reports typically include details about financial performance, compliance with applicable laws, and other relevant operational metrics. By mandating this report, Tennessee law seeks to protect consumers and assure them that their pre-need contracts and funds are being managed responsibly and ethically.

Other options mentioned do not fulfill the same purpose for annual accountability and oversight. For instance, filing online or providing a Certificate of Compliance may involve different aspects of regulatory compliance but do not specifically pertain to the annual reporting requirement as designated by the Commissioner. The Funeral Service Agreement is a different type of document, focused on the terms between the funeral service provider and the consumer rather than a regulatory or compliance report.