United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 74-8302 Purpose of act.
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The act’s purpose is to promote private venture capital companies and Kansas business investment by granting tax credits.
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United States — Kansas
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The act’s purpose is to promote private venture capital companies and Kansas business investment by granting tax credits.
United States — Kansas
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The directors may reinsure the company’s risks with the insurance commissioner’s consent, and they must make an assessment to pay for that reinsurance. If the company has a guarantee fund, deposit notes are not to be assessed for policies whose premiums were paid in cash.
United States — Kansas
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Examiners may be paid reasonable compensation and expenses, but the insurance company or society being examined must pay those costs to the commissioner on demand.
United States — Kansas
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The director must inspect filed reports, notify the railroad company if the report or tax payment is incorrect or insufficient, and may assess or estimate gross earnings if no report is filed.
United States — Kansas
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A transferor must place the custodian in control of the custodial property as soon as practicable.
United States — Kansas
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People forming the company must file articles of incorporation with the commissioner, and the articles must include specified information.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas law says certain investment rules for Kansas-domiciled insurance companies still apply despite federal preemption.
United States — Kansas
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A bank or trust company is treated as insolvent if its assets are worth less than its creditor liabilities, or if it cannot meet creditors’ demands in the usual and customary way.
United States — Kansas
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This section lets LLC-related acts and signatures be documented and delivered electronically, with some exceptions.
United States — Kansas
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A premium finance company may cancel an insured policy only under this section, after notice and a 10-day cure period; the insurer must send required third-party notice and return unearned premiums, and small excess refunds under $1 are not required.
United States — Kansas
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A utility must show the actual cost and provide an itemized statement before certain affiliated-company charges can be used in rate-setting.
United States — Kansas
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A qualifying telephone company may convert from an ordinary corporation into a cooperative society if the change is approved by a majority of all stock at a regular annual meeting or a duly called special meeting.