Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
1,424 matching statutes
United States — Iowa
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A limited liability company may be served through its registered agent, and if that fails, by certain mail, delivery, or business-location methods.
United States — Iowa
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A captive company must not pay into certain funds or plans in this state, and the captive company and related parties must not receive benefits from those funds for claims tied to the captive company’s operations.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner may examine captive companies, but captive risk retention groups must be examined at least every three calendar years. The commissioner must also charge examination costs to the captive company examined, and some branch and alien captive companies must meet extra conditions.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines terms used in the subchapter, including bank holding company, company, control, location, and out-of-state bank holding company.
United States — Iowa
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A subsidiary company must be separate and distinct, and the related companies do not have liability for each other’s creditors, policyholders, or stockholders.
United States — Iowa
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A series LLC’s registered agent also serves each protected series, and the LLC must agree with the agent before filing a protected series designation.
United States — Iowa
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A professional limited liability company may choose to stop being a professional limited liability company and keep operating as a limited liability company if it files the required organizational amendment or restatement and changes its name accordingly.
United States — Iowa
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A dissolved LLC must wind up its affairs, and may take listed winding-up actions, with some tasks assigned to a legal representative, an appointed person, or the district court.
United States — Iowa
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A professional limited liability company must buy out certain interests, including a deceased member’s interests, and members tied to those interests must transfer them as required.
United States — Iowa
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A life insurance company with at least 4% statutory surplus to admitted assets may make, acquire, and hold certain loans to employees, officers, and directors, subject to listed conditions.
United States — Iowa
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A captive company may provide excess workers’ compensation insurance to its parent and affiliated companies, and may also reinsure workers’ compensation of a qualified self-insured plan for those companies, unless the controlling state law forbids it.
United States — Iowa
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Captive companies must file annual financial reports with the commissioner and meet related filing, audit, accounting, and confidentiality requirements.
United States — Iowa
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A licensed service company must show financial responsibility to the commissioner by using one of the listed methods.
United States — Iowa
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Protected cell captive companies and their directors must segregate protected cell assets and liabilities, keep separate records, file reports, and get commissioner approval for several actions.
United States — Iowa
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Members of a member-managed LLC owe fiduciary duties of loyalty and care, and members must act in good faith and fair dealing under this chapter or the operating agreement.
United States — Iowa
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Members can inspect and copy certain company information, and the LLC must provide specified information; dissociated members can also get some information on demand if conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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This section requires a receiver to manage a protected cell captive company’s assets and liabilities after certain orders, keeps protected cell assets separate, limits what those assets may pay, and lets the commissioner approve certain uses or conversions in insolvency.
United States — Iowa
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Certain domestic and foreign insurance companies may merge or consolidate under this chapter, but some mergers are excluded and domestic insurers may not assume or reinsure other companies’ risks except as allowed here.
United States — Iowa
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Managers of a professional LLC must be licensed professionals, except during dissolution or conversion, when unlicensed people may serve as officers and directors only to carry out those limited tasks.
United States — Iowa
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A captive company must meet minimum paid-in capital and surplus requirements before the commissioner may issue a certificate of authority.