Esheria Regulatory Atlas

Business registration in United States — Tennessee

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

355 matching statutes

• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 45-5-501 — Supervision by commissioner — Powers of commissioner

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  The commissioner supervises registrants and may make and enforce rules, inspect records, summon witnesses, and use deputies or assistants.

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  TCA § 61-3-1002 — Registration to do business in this state

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  A foreign limited partnership must register with the secretary of state before doing business in this state.

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• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 62-2-102 — Practice and persons exempt from registration

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  This section generally does not require registration to practice architecture, engineering, or landscape architecture if the person does not use protected titles or misleading variants.

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  TCA § 48-14-103 — Registered name

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  A foreign corporation may register its name with the secretary of state if the name is distinguishable and the filing includes required information and a recent certificate of existence.

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  TCA § 62-2-207 — Records of board — Roster of registrants — Annual report

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  The board must keep proceedings records and a register of applicants, may print an annual roster, and must submit reports to the governor and file copies with the secretary of state.

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  TCA § 48-214-101 — Transaction of business outside Tennessee

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  This section says Tennessee wants other states to recognize LLCs formed under these chapters and, subject to reasonable registration requirements, to give them the same comity and full faith and credit Tennessee gives similar business laws.

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• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 56-5-111 — Registration of advisory organizations — Activities and services

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  Advisory organizations must register before providing rate-related services, and insurers may not use those services unless the organization is registered.

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  TCA § 55-4-105 — Renewal certificates and registration plates — Application — Mail order service — Issuance — Replacement of lost registrations — Locations for obtaining renewal

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  This section sets out how renewal registration applications are filed, mail-order renewal timing, county clerk duties, fees, replacement handling, and some penalties for violations.

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  TCA § 50-6-904 — Application for construction services provider registration

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  Construction services providers seeking an exemption must apply for registration and submit required information and fees to the secretary of state.

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• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 62-32-207 — Prohibited practices

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  No person may carry out listed fire-extinguisher servicing, testing, selling, renting, or leasing activities unless the required registration, license, authorization, or approval is in place.

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  TCA § 62-5-404 — Registration requirement

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  Certain people and businesses may not sell pre-need funeral contracts or prearrangement insurance policies unless they first register with the commissioner; insurance policy sellers also need an insurance producer license.

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  TCA § 53-3-108 — Revocation of licenses and registrations — Reissuance

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  The commissioner may revoke licenses or registration certificates for chapter violations, must hold a hearing on written notice within 15 days, and may reissue a certificate only if the person complies with the law and pays required costs and fees.

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