United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 605.0212 — Annual report for department.
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Limited liability companies and registered foreign limited liability companies must file an annual report with the department and keep it current.
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United States — Florida
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Limited liability companies and registered foreign limited liability companies must file an annual report with the department and keep it current.
United States — Florida
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A limited liability company’s debts are its own, and members or managers are generally exempt from personal liability for those debts just because they act as members or managers.
United States — Florida
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Certain family trust companies must file required renewals or reports on time, or they may face daily fines, automatic termination or revocation, and a duty to wind up by November 30 if renewal fails.
United States — Florida
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This section says a person becomes dissociated as a member of an LLC when one of several listed events happens.
United States — Florida
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LLC members can claim appraisal rights and fair value payment in specified transactions, with several exceptions and optional waiver rules.
United States — Florida
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A court handling a dissolution case for a limited liability company may appoint a receiver or custodian, but must give notice and hold a hearing first.
United States — Florida
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Qualified professional service corporations, professional limited liability companies, or individuals may form and join a professional limited liability company for profit to provide the same professional service.
United States — Florida
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A person may not impersonate a transportation network company driver.
United States — Florida
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Some individuals, groups, and related companies are exempt from this act, but they can opt into it by amending their articles and stating that the owners elected to come under the act.
United States — Florida
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A limited liability company may reimburse, indemnify, advance expenses for, and insure members, managers, and certain persons, subject to stated conditions.
United States — Florida
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A limited liability company or foreign limited liability company may file a statement to change its registered agent or registered office address, and if the agent changes, the successor agent’s written acceptance must be attached or included.
United States — Florida
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A foreign family trust company may domesticate in Florida if it is lawfully organized, in good standing, and files the required documents; it may apply before meeting one filing requirement, but must complete that requirement before it begins operations after receiving a certificate of authority.
United States — Florida
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State agencies are barred from investing in certain Cuba- or Venezuela-linked financial institutions and companies, with a possible waiver by the Governor for specified Venezuela-related emergencies.
United States — Florida
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Activities of certain foreign series entities are not counted against related entities just because they are a protected series.
United States — Florida
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Broadband service and VoIP are generally exempt from commission jurisdiction and state regulation, with chapter-specific exceptions. A competitive local exchange telecommunications company is entitled to interconnection with a local exchange telecommunications company, and the commission must provide related substantiv
United States — Florida
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In a merger under section 605.2604, the articles of merger must comply with section 605.1025 and include specified attached records.
United States — Florida
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Family trust companies, licensed family trust companies, and foreign licensed family trust companies may not advertise their services to the public.
United States — Florida
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Family trust companies must keep specified ownership records and provide them to examiners or the office; the office must retain certain records for at least 10 years and set copy fees.
United States — Florida
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Certain surety-company requirements in ss. 28.01-28.04 do not apply to solvent surety companies authorized to do business and execute bonds in Florida.
United States — Florida
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A dissolved limited liability company may ask the circuit court to set security for certain claims, must notify known contingent claimants within 10 days after filing, and must pay a guardian ad litem’s reasonable fees if one is appointed.