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Company law in United States — Missouri

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 620.1881 - Project notice of intent, department to respond with a proposal or a rejection — benefits available — effect on withholding tax — projects eligible for benefits — annual report — cap on tax credits — allocation of tax credits

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  The department must respond to a notice of intent within 30 days, and qualified companies can receive project benefits only if they meet the section’s thresholds and reporting rules.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 392.210 - Reports and records of telecommunication companies

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  Telecommunications companies must file annual reports with the commission, and the commission controls the report form, records, and accounting rules.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 392.245 - Companies to be regulated, when — maximum prices, determined how, changed how — classification — change of rates — nonwireless basic local telecommunications services, exempt from maximum allowable prices

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  This section lets the commission regulate certain incumbent local exchange telecommunications companies by setting maximum allowable prices and controlling when rates may change.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 362.375 - Adverse claim to deposit — not effectual, when — contract presented by third party, powers of bank or trust company

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  Banks and trust companies generally do not have to recognize an adverse claim to a deposit unless the claimant gets court process or gives an acceptable indemnity bond; there is a fiduciary exception. The bank or trust company may also honor, dishonor, or condition third-party documents unless it has agreed in writing,

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 362.120 - Capital notes may be issued and sold by banks and trust companies

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  Banks and trust companies organized under Missouri law may issue and sell capital notes, but only with board action and the finance director’s written consent.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 375.789 - Unauthorized company instituting court action must file bond or security and procure certificate of authority, exception

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  An unauthorized insurance company must first post cash, securities, or a bond, or get a certificate of authority, before filing pleadings in court or certain administrative proceedings.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 148.440 - Occupation tax in certain cities

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  Certain insurance agents and companies in specified Missouri cities may have to pay a city occupation tax and get a city license.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 379.1326 - Premium tax imposed, amount, procedure

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  Captive insurance companies must pay annual premium taxes, file a return, and follow minimum/maximum tax and deduction rules.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 379.595 - Additional requirements of articles of association

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  Stock and mutual companies must include specific capital and asset details in their articles of association, and a stock company must raise capital stock to the required minimum if it is too low.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 387.400 - Definitions

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  This section defines terms used in Missouri transportation network company rules.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 137.983 - Private car companies not subject to ad valorem taxation, when

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  The commission may set valuation levels for private car companies, and valuations ruled de minimis are not subject to ad valorem taxation.

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• United States — Missouri

  Missouri Revised Statutes § 347.039 - Articles, contents

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  The articles of organization must list specified company details, and they may include other provisions if allowed by law and the operating agreement.

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