United States — Alabama
Section 10A-5A-11.09 Event Requiring Dissolution.
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A series is dissolved and must wind up its activities and affairs when the first listed triggering event happens.
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United States — Alabama
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A series is dissolved and must wind up its activities and affairs when the first listed triggering event happens.
United States — Alabama
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Certain utility and internal-improvement companies may condemn land for rights-of-way and related necessary land.
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This provision lets qualifying projects get tax abatements, utility tax refunds, and AIDT training, subject to stated procedures and approvals.
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Certain officers or managing agents of telegraph or telephone companies must file an annual sworn property return with the Department of Revenue by March 1.
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This article does not create a state guarantee or use state credit for any company debt, and it must not be read to harm the validity of jobs act incentives or to give any company those incentives unless it strictly complies with the article.
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Agents, officers, or attorneys of traffic associations or freight bureaus must not solicit claims from shippers or consignees against transportation companies.
United States — Alabama
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A qualified production company seeking Alabama sales, use, and lodging tax exemptions must file an expenditure estimate before the project starts and designate a company contact.
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A governing body may penalize railroad companies for not building or maintaining an ordered viaduct, bridge, or tunnel within a reasonable time.
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This section restricts disclosure of bank examination and depositor/debtor information, while allowing certain disclosures by the superintendent and other specified authorities.
United States — Alabama
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A series’ debts, liabilities, obligations, and expenses are enforceable only against that series’ assets, not against the LLC generally or other series, if the listed recordkeeping and formation-statement conditions are met.
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A captive insurance company must not choose a name that is the same as, or too similar to, an existing Alabama-registered business name.
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Most provisions of this title do not apply to captive insurance companies, except provisions in this chapter or provisions that specifically refer to captive insurance companies.
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Listed utility and railroad-related companies must file a return describing their real estate and other tangible property in the state.
United States — Alabama
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Municipalities may levy a population-based annual license or privilege tax on telegraph companies doing intrastate business within municipal limits, and that tax replaces other municipal license or privilege taxes.
United States — Alabama
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A bank, trust company, or trust department may transfer fiduciary accounts to another bank, trust company, or trust department if there is no written objection from the Superintendent and the institutions are related and the transferee has trust powers.
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Certain power and telecommunications companies must include specified details in each return they file.
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To form a limited liability company, organizers must execute and file a certificate of formation, and the certificate must include specified information.
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Express businesses operating wholly within the state must pay a yearly license or privilege tax, with lower rates for companies operating within stated mileage ranges.
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If a claim secured by deposited bonds or securities is confirmed by final court proceedings and not paid within 30 days, the State Treasurer must sell enough of the bonds to pay the judgment.
United States — Alabama
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Express companies operating in Alabama must pay an annual license or privilege tax based on gross receipts.