United States — Alabama
Section 37-2-40 Free Transportation or Reduced Rates.
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Transportation companies and express companies may provide free or reduced-rate transport in specified cases.
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United States — Alabama
Section 27-36A-20 Small Company Alternative Valuation.
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Companies using this reserve-calculation section must follow the Valuation Manual rules, file an annual exemption statement if they qualify, and may lose the exemption if the commissioner rejects the filing.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — Alabama
Section 15-13-163 Revocation by Circuit Judges.
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A circuit judge may subpoena surety or bail-company representatives for sworn examination, and must do so on the prosecutor’s verified motion. The court may revoke or withhold a company’s authority for listed violations or unpaid final forfeitures.
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Section 5-13B-4 Permitted Acquisitions.
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A company generally needs the superintendent’s prior approval before acquiring an Alabama bank holding company or Alabama state bank, and certain out-of-state bank acquisitions by an Alabama bank holding company also need approval. If approval is not required, the parties must give written notice at least 15 days befor
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Section 39-1-4 Selection of Surety Company, Etc.; Approval of Bonds, Etc.
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Officers and related agents of an awarding authority generally may not require bidders to use a particular surety or insurance provider for public works contracts, and may not themselves negotiate or procure most surety bonds or insurance; limited exceptions apply.
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Section 10A-5A-9.09 Applicability to Foreign Limited Liability Companies.
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Choice of law for derivative actions involving a foreign limited liability company is generally the law of the state where the company was formed, with certain issues instead governed by this state’s law.
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Section 27-31B-15 Exemption from Compulsory Associations.
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Captive insurance companies may not join or financially support certain plans or funds in the state, and they and related parties may not receive benefits from those funds for claims tied to the captive’s operations.
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Section 10A-21-2.10 Operation of Transportation Methods for Persons or Property by Railroad, Mining, Manufacturing, and Quarrying Companies.
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Railroad companies, and in one case mining, manufacturing, and quarrying companies, may operate several transportation methods and related assets, but railroad companies need a certificate before running motor vehicles on state highways.
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Section 36-19-24 Reports by Insurance Companies as to Fire Losses.
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Fire insurance companies doing business in the state must report fire losses to the Fire Marshal and, for suspicious fires, make an immediate preliminary report.
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Section 40-18-8.1 Gain or Loss - Recognition of Gains Invested in Opportunity Zones.
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Qualified employees and qualified investment funds can have gains from dispositions of qualified entity interests not recognized, if the stated conditions are met.
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Section 45-51A-32.37 Annual Report by Fire Insurance Companies.
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Fire insurance companies doing business in the city must file a sworn annual report with the board of trustees by February 1.
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Section 11-51-123 Insurance Companies - Company May Engage in Business in Municipality Upon Payment or Tender of Tax; Agents Not to Be Subject to Further Privilege or Occupational Taxes.
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An authorized insurance company may do business in a city or town after paying or tendering the amount set by the local ordinance, and its agents do not have to pay extra privilege or occupational taxes for representing it or soliciting business.
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