Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
296 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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The board may refuse, suspend, revoke, or place a license on probation for violation-based grounds, and affected licensees can request a public hearing.
United States — Alabama
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The corporation may issue and sell bonds only under stated conditions, including Governor approval for validity, a 97% minimum sale price for obligations, a $50 million outstanding principal cap excluding refunding bonds, and a ban on new bonds after the series 1995 bonds. The provision also creates an annual $11 milli
United States — Alabama
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This section defines terms used in the physical therapy article, including board, commission, compact privilege, physical therapist, physical therapist assistant, and restricted license. It also says a physical therapist assistant may practice only under a licensed physical therapist’s direction.
United States — Alabama
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The board of directors and the authority may manage the district, appoint officers, hire staff, issue bonds, contract, set fees, and run the communications system; district employees are eligible for Alabama retirement system membership.
United States — Alabama
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A person must apply to the Department of Revenue for a license before selling certain items, and the license is required before starting or continuing that business.
United States — Alabama
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Certain gasoline or motor fuel distributors, storers, and retail dealers in Lauderdale County must report their business address to the Lauderdale County Commission, and they must notify the Commission within 30 days if they change business locations.
United States — Alabama
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Certain gasoline or motor fuel distributors, storers, and retail dealers in Jackson County must report their business address to the county commission within 30 days after a tax is levied, and later notify the commission within 30 days of any business move.
United States — Alabama
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Distributors, retail dealers, and storers must report their business address to the county commission within 30 days after a tax is imposed, and must update the commission within 30 days if the business moves.
United States — Alabama
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Certain gasoline and motor fuel distributors, storers, and retail dealers in Lauderdale County must file a report with the Lauderdale County Commission and update it if they move.
United States — Alabama
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Certain gasoline or motor fuel distributors, storers, retail dealers, and sellers in Baldwin County must report business location information to the Baldwin County Commission, and they cannot start operating after the tax becomes effective until those reports are filed.
United States — Alabama
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A person running a business covered by Section 40-12-222 must get a department license for the current tax year and pay the taxes owed under the article.
United States — Alabama
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Certain gasoline and motor fuel dealers in Lowndes County must report their business address to the Lowndes County Commission, and must notify the Commission within 30 days if they move.
United States — Alabama
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The Secretary of State must issue certificates of existence or qualification when the stated conditions are met, and each certificate must reflect only information on file.
United States — Alabama
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The formation and existence of certain domestic entities begins when the conversion or merger becomes effective, unless another chapter of the title says otherwise.
United States — Alabama
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The Secretary of State must reserve the applicant’s name until the earlier of one year after the application is accepted for filing or the applicant’s written notice of withdrawal.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including declared state disaster or emergency, disaster period, infrastructure, out-of-state business, out-of-state employee, and registered business in the state.
United States — Alabama
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A qualifying out-of-state corporation or association may do proper activities, operations, and functions in this state if it complies with the general regulations for foreign corporations, and it is also subject to this chapter.
United States — Alabama
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People who buy, sell, or exchange horses, mules, jacks, or jennets must pay a $20 license tax in each county where they do that business.
United States — Alabama
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An electric cooperative that provides telephone service may use “telephone” in its name, and may omit “electric” if it does not furnish electrical energy. Most other corporations in the state may not use both “telephone” and “cooperative” in their name, unless they fall within the stated exception.
United States — Alabama
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Distributors, retail dealers, and storers must report business address information to the commission within 30 days after tax is imposed, and they must notify the commission within 30 days if they move their business location.