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Company law in United States — Tennessee

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• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 45-2-2108 — Board of directors — Membership — Meetings — Chief executive officer — Fidelity bond and insurance — Audited financial statement

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  This provision sets board size, meeting, reporting, minutes, bond/insurance, and audited financial statement requirements for state trust companies.

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  TCA § 67-5-1203 — Determination of value

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  The assessor must value certain insurance company property in Tennessee using a specified apportionment and deduction method, and another state ratio is published annually by the commissioner.

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  TCA § 45-2-1020 — Merger authority

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  State trust companies may merge with certain institutions, and trust companies are exempt from a three-year operating requirement before a merger.

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  TCA § 56-7-2204 — Affiliated companies

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  Affiliated companies and certain consolidated-tax-return filers are treated as one carrier, with listed exceptions for some older affiliated groups and certain HMOs.

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  TCA § 56-13-124 — Dormant captive insurance company

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  This section defines when a captive insurance company is treated as dormant and sets the conditions for getting, keeping, and ending a letter of dormancy.

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  TCA § 56-3-103 — Officers must not be pecuniarily interested in investment or disposition of funds of domestic company

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  Certain officers and committee members of a domestic insurance company must not take fees or have a financial interest in company transactions, with limited exceptions.

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  TCA § 65-3-106 — Information concerning company affairs

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  The department of transportation must collect information about companies under its jurisdiction, and companies receiving its forms must complete, explain any inability to answer, and return the sworn answers within 30 days.

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  TCA § 56-3-507 — Authorization for delivery of agreements providing benefits on a variable basis — Determination of qualification

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  Life insurance companies may not deliver variable-benefit agreements in the state until they satisfy the commissioner’s safety review.

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  TCA § 68-14-726 — Maintenance of required files — Requirements if contracting with company that provides drivers

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  Quick fast food establishments that use drivers or driver-providing companies must keep the required files, and a driver-providing company must give the establishment proof of financial responsibility for each employee driving under the contract.

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  TCA § 56-4-306 — Allocation — Companies doing business outside state

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  An investment company must allocate part of its profits or income to the state using the formula given in the section.

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  TCA § 56-10-108 — Merger of subsidiary company

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  A domestic company owning at least 90% of another domestic or foreign stock insurance company may merge it into itself without shareholder approval, but commissioner approval must be obtained as specified elsewhere.

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  TCA § 56-1-414 — Impairment of capital stock of domestic insurance company

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  If a domestic insurance company’s capital stock is impaired by 20% or more, the commissioner must notify the company, and the company then has 60 days to show its capital has been fully repaired or reduced as allowed by law.

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