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Company law in United States — North Carolina

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 116-198. 39. Bonds are exempt from taxation.

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    These bonds are exempt from most State and local taxes, and their interest is not taxable as income. The bonds may also be used as permissible investments or deposits by specified public and financial actors.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 96-14. 12. Limitations on company officers and spouses.

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    An individual may be disqualified from benefits if the Division finds the person is self-employed and can return to self-employment, or if the person or spouse is unemployed after a voluntary sale of the person's ownership share under specified ownership conditions.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 53-390. Deposit of funds collected.

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    The Commissioner must deposit funds collected while liquidating a State trust company in a bank chosen by the Commissioner, and those funds may be withdrawn by the Commissioner by check.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 131E-1. Definitions.

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    This section defines “Department” and “Person” for this Chapter, unless the context clearly shows otherwise.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 66-205. Agent licenses required.

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    A rental car company’s employees or representatives must not solicit or sell insurance tied to a rental agreement unless they are properly licensed.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 1-265. Word “person” construed.

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    “Person” in this Article means a broad list of entities and organizations, including individuals, state agencies, partnerships, companies, associations, societies, and corporations.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 53-357. Record keeping.

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    A State trust company must keep fiduciary records separate from other records and include all material information for each account as appropriate under the circumstances.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 53-372. Required vote of shareholders.

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    A State trust company may enter voluntary liquidation, close, and surrender its charter and franchise if the Commissioner approves and shareholders owning two-thirds of the stock affirmatively vote for it.

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