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Company law in United States — Texas

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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• United States — Texas

  Finance Code § 185.111

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  Some lawsuits tied to a state trust company under conservatorship must be filed in Travis County, and a conservator may sue to protect or recover the company’s assets.

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  Occupations Code § 2402.112

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  Transportation network companies must adopt and share a nondiscrimination policy, drivers must follow it, and companies must not charge extra because of disability.

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  Insurance Code § 882.401

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  A mutual life insurance company may keep a contingency reserve, but the reserve cannot exceed the section’s stated maximum limits.

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  Occupations Code § 1702.286

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  Alarm systems companies must give occupants required information when an alarm system is installed or activated and must notify the municipality within 30 days, or the company may commit a Class C misdemeanor.

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  Business Organizations Code § 101.104

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  A limited liability company agreement may create classes or groups of members or membership interests and set their relative rights, powers, duties, and voting rights.

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  Business Organizations Code § 101.101

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  A limited liability company may have one or more members, but generally must have at least one member unless this section provides an exception.

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  Insurance Code § 223A.003

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  Captive insurance companies that receive taxable gross premiums owe an annual tax at 0.5% of taxable premium receipts, with a $7,500 minimum and $200,000 maximum.

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  Insurance Code § 228.106

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  Certified capital companies must report specified investor, investment, and annual financial information to the comptroller on the listed timelines.

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  Finance Code § 181.002

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  This section defines many terms used in the subtitle and lets the finance commission add more definitions by rule.

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  Insurance Code § 228.351

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  If a certified capital company is decertified, premium tax credits can be recaptured or forfeited for certified investors, with exceptions tied to timing and full investment of certified capital.

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  Insurance Code § 911.066

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  A farm mutual insurance company may put a bylaw in place stopping certain company-related adjusters, representatives, local chapters, officers, or agents from waiving specified company or policy provisions.

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  Insurance Code § 822.056

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  Insurance companies in Texas may authorize and issue no-par-value shares, but shareholders must pay at least $250,000 before the charter is granted or amended, and the company must file a certificate in some cases.

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