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Company law in United States — Kansas

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 40-506 Issuance of participating and nonparticipating insurance and annuities by mutual life insurance companies.

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  Mutual life insurance companies may issue participating and nonparticipating insurance and annuities if their board authorizes it, but classifications must be reasonable and not unfairly discriminate.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-205a Application for license to sell stock of insurance company or health maintenance organization; authorization of commissioner to set and publish fee.

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  A person may not take steps to sell stock of an insurance company or health maintenance organization unless authorized by the commissioner first.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 40-2c05 Company action level event; defined.

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  This provision defines when a “company action level event” happens for an insurer.

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  Kansas Statutes § 83-226 Service company license required; application; fees; out-of-state places of business; technical representatives, licensure; continuing education seminars; tests for accuracy; deposit of moneys in weights and measures fee fund.

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  Service companies and technical representatives must get the required licenses, renew them on time, and follow application, education, testing, and fee rules.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-252f Credit for insurance companies for certain business investment expenses in qualified business facilities; eligibility; definitions.

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  Certain insurance companies may claim premium-tax credits if the statutory conditions are met, and related corporations must file a signed waiver when assigning the credits.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 40-1210 Foreign mutual insurance companies; paid-up capital and surplus requirements.

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  Certain foreign mutual insurance companies may do business in Kansas if they meet surplus, deposit, and other code requirements.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-4328 Same; certification of general good required.

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  A branch captive insurance company must ask the commissioner for a certificate before registering to do business in Kansas.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 72-26,135 Same; custody of fund; payment for services of banks, trust companies.

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  School district retirement fund money and securities generally stay with the school district treasurer, but a board of education may place them with a Kansas member bank or trust company for safekeeping.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 9-907 Delinquent stockholders; public or private sale of stock.

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  If a stockholder fails to pay an assessment, the bank or trust company may sell the stock to cover the amount due and related expenses.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 9-1906 Receiver to take charge of assets; order of payment.

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  A receiver must take charge of a bank or trust company, liquidate its business, and pay received money to creditors and depositors; the receiver may sell property with district court approval.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 17-76,151 Duties of members or managers.

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  Managers and similar decision-makers of a statutory public benefit LLC must balance members’ pecuniary interests, affected persons’ interests, and the company’s stated public benefits; they are also protected from monetary-damages liability unless the operating agreement says otherwise.

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 40-1209 Advancements to company; annual report; commission or promotion expenses prohibited; approval of commissioner to issue or retire certificates of indebtedness.

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  Certain people may advance money to the company for business or legal compliance needs, but the company must follow interest limits, report the advance annually, and cannot pay commission or promotion expenses.

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