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Business registration in United States — North Carolina

Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

223 matching statutes

• United States — North Carolina

  § 105A-3. Remedy additional; mandatory State usage; optional local usage; obtaining identifying information; registration.

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  State agencies generally must send debts for collection under this chapter, while local agencies may do so voluntarily.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 105-113. 4A. Licenses.

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  To get or renew a license, an applicant must file an application with the Secretary, pay the license tax, and meet listed eligibility requirements.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 18B-903. Duration of permit; renewal and transfer.

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  This section sets how long ABC permits last and requires renewal, annual registration, certain fees, and notices after ownership or management changes.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 110-142. Definitions; suspension and revocation of occupational, professional, or business licenses of obligors who are delinquent in court-ordered child support, or who are not in compliance with subpoenas issued pursuant to child support or paternity establishment proceedings.

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  This section defines terms used for license and child support enforcement.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 130A-155. 1. Submission of certificate to college or universities.

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  Students generally cannot attend a college or university without presenting required immunization proof, and schools must keep records and file reports.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 126-14. Promise or threat to obtain political contribution or support.

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  Certain state employees and appointed officials may not coerce people into supporting political candidates, committees, or parties, or changing voter registration party designation, by threatening employment or discipline-related consequences.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 41-40. Definitions.

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  This section defines several terms used in the article, including beneficiary form, devisee, heirs, person, personal representative, property, register, registering entity, security, security account, and state.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 20-71. 3. Salvage and other vehicles — titles and registration cards to be branded.

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  Vehicle titles and registration cards covered here must be branded, and certain rebuilt or retitled vehicles must meet inspection, disclosure, and repair-cost rules before an unbranded title can be issued.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 59-201. Certificate of limited partnership.

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  To form a limited partnership, a certificate must be executed and filed with the Secretary of State and include the required information.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 90-113. 34. Records to be kept; copies of records.

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  The Board must keep records of its proceedings and certain credential-holder details, and it may hold some evidence and client identities back from public disclosure. Interested people in the State may obtain copies of Board records by application and paying a reasonable cost-based charge.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 90-108. (Effective December 1, 2023) Prohibited acts; penalties.

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  This section makes many controlled-substance-related acts unlawful and sets misdemeanor or felony penalties for violations.

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• United States — North Carolina

  § 78D-4. Exempt transactions.

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  This section lists transactions exempt from G.S. 78D-2 and sets requirements for a qualified seller of precious metals to keep that exemption.

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