United States — Alabama
Section 10A-3A-13.01 Definitions.
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This provision defines several terms used in the article.
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This provision governs registration statements for securities, related commission powers, filing fees, and ongoing reporting duties.
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A CPA firm in the state may register with the board if it meets ownership, licensing, and compliance requirements.
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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The commission may investigate suspected violations, seek court orders, suspend or revoke certain registrations, issue cease-and-desist orders, and impose penalties.
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Owners/operators and wholesale distributors that elect coverage must register, file forms, and pay registration fees; the Department of Revenue administers the process and sets payment procedures.
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The board may discipline architects and unlicensed practitioners, including cease-and-desist letters, reprimands, fines, and certificate refusal, suspension, or revocation. Before a hearing, the accused must get mailed notice at least 30 days in advance and has hearing rights.
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Certain Alabama permanent residents with qualifying military service are exempt from business or occupational license taxes for a limited period, subject to proof requirements and specific exceptions.
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This section imposes privilege or license taxes on leasing and rental businesses, sets special rates for certain vehicles and linens/garments, and requires peer-to-peer car sharing programs to collect, verify, keep records, and later remit certain taxes.
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Certain conference-related officials and employees may be reimbursed for actual and necessary travel and related expenses when traveling on official business, and the Chief Justice controls approval and funding directions.
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The Pike County Commission must finance the office of license inspector’s budgeted expenditures from specified fee and license revenues, on a pro rata share basis.
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The probate judge must appoint clerks as deputy registrars, and the board of registrars may issue rules and regulations for this section.
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Board officers must preside at meetings, keep records, handle fees and funds, and the board must meet at least three times a year.
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This section sets rules for giving out absentee ballots, handling absentee voter lists, and special procedures for military and overseas voters.
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This section defines several merger-related terms used in the article.
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This section lets the commissioner issue limited lines travel insurance producer licenses and sets licensing, registration, disclosure, training, recordkeeping, and conduct rules for travel insurance producers and travel retailers.
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