Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
260 matching statutes
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This chapter creates the Alaska Municipal Bond Bank Authority and gives it powers to issue bonds, make loans, create subsidiaries, and manage a reserve fund, while requiring reporting, audits, budgets, and other controls.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
People in listed professions who suspect harm to a vulnerable adult must report within 24 hours. The department must investigate reports, and it has powers to seek records, issue subpoenas, and provide protective services.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter lets eligible residents create a regional resource development authority, but only after a petition, state review, and an election process.
United States — Alaska
3 provisions
This chapter creates state bond rules, including notice, committee duties, bond sale limits, interest caps, and special funds for debt service and revenue bonds.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter creates the Alaska Medical Facility Authority and gives it powers to finance medical facilities, issue bonds, and set related terms, while limiting it from operating facilities except temporarily after a default.
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This chapter puts the Department of Revenue in charge and requires permits, reports, fees, and license rules for charitable gaming activities.
United States — Alaska
4 provisions
This provision creates and organizes the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, gives it powers to make housing-related loans and create subsidiaries, and requires the board to manage the corporation and report to the state.
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This chapter creates an Alaska insurance guaranty association that assesses member insurers and provides limited coverage and substitute benefits when a member insurer is impaired or insolvent.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter requires covered public officials and certain candidates to file financial-disclosure statements, limits use of office for personal gain, and sets blind-trust and reporting rules.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter restricts foreign-controlled cable lines, limits handling and interception of private communications, requires notice before certain utility disconnects, and imposes reporting and penalty rules.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter limits self-funded multiple employer welfare arrangements: they generally need a director-issued certificate, must meet reserve, funding, filing, and notice rules, and cannot use misleading names.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter adopts the Multistate Tax Compact and sets rules for income tax apportionment, taxpayer elections, credits, audits, arbitration, and the commission’s organization and powers.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter regulates surplus lines insurance placed with nonadmitted insurers, including when it may be used, what brokers must report, tax and fee collection, and when the director can declare an insurer ineligible.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter regulates collection agencies: who may operate, licensing and operator requirements, required filings, bonding, records, office and employee notices, and penalties for violations.
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This chapter requires contractor and home inspector registration, bonding, insurance, and required disclosures, and it restricts unregistered work and certain conflicted home-inspection practices.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter sets rules for official bonds for state officers and employees, including bond form, sureties, release procedures, and consequences if a required new bond is not filed.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
Concert promoters generally need a valid department-issued registration certificate, must post required bond or deposit security, and must refund canceled concert tickets within 10 days.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter voids certain fraudulent transfers and imposes limits on creditors’ claims against protected trust interests.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter says specific insurance provisions override general ones, lets the director adopt regulations incorporating a handbook by reference, and imposes a civil penalty of up to $25,000 for wilful violations after a hearing.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter regulates certain telephonic sales, including registration, required disclosures, refunds/cancellations, and prohibited statements or collection practices.