United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 7.39 — Liberty County.
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This provision describes the boundary lines of Liberty County.
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United States — Florida
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This provision describes the boundary lines of Liberty County.
United States — Florida
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A trust company or trust department that administers a common trust fund must keep proper records, get the fund audited at least once every 12 months, and send annual audit information to the relevant persons.
United States — Florida
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Associated-person registration is tied to the dealer, investment adviser, or federal covered adviser named when it is approved, and a new registration application is required if the person moves to a new dealer or adviser.
United States — Florida
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A financial entity may seek approval to convert its charter, but the board, the office, and the members or stockholders must complete specific approval and filing steps first.
United States — Florida
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Direct service providers generally must undergo level 2 background screening, with listed exceptions for some licensed professionals, relatives, and certain volunteers.
United States — Florida
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A credit union may invest its funds, but only within stated limits and with required risk controls and approvals.
United States — Florida
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This section gives certain service members, veterans, and spouses fee waivers, expedited licensing, and related exemptions for health care licensure.
United States — Florida
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Candidates and political committees must appoint and file a campaign treasurer, designate depositories, and use the treasurer process for campaign contributions and expenditures, with limited exceptions.
United States — Florida
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Developmental disabilities centers must deposit certain receipts and donations into a trust account and use those funds for clients’ benefit, subject to donor instructions and CFO requirements.
United States — Florida
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This section defines many terms used in the chapter, including investor, dealer, adviser, security, issuer, and related terms.
United States — Florida
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This section defines a convenience account and says only the principal can change the account’s agents or terms.
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A payor may direct-deposit wages only with the payee’s written authorization and written bank designation, and must have funds or credit when the order is received. Employers or payors may not fire someone solely for refusing direct deposit.