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.
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United States — Iowa
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The director has broad authority to make and enforce rules for appraisal management companies, examinations, background checks, and related oversight.
United States — Iowa
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Property and casualty insurers must file an annual statement of actuarial opinion, and some must also file an actuarial opinion summary or provide it when the commissioner asks.
United States — Iowa
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Certain people may advance money to a mutual company for business or legal compliance, but the company cannot pay commission or promotion expenses, and it must report the advance in each annual statement.
United States — Iowa
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A member may dissociate from an LLC in certain cases of an amendment adopted over the member’s written dissent, and the member is not liable for damages for breach of an agreement not to withdraw.
United States — Iowa
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A person or entity may either pay the estimated amount to the railroad company or file a written election to build the spur track with a surety bond.
United States — Iowa
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A member of a professional limited liability company may not create a voting trust or similar agreement that lets someone else vote or represent the company’s interests, and any proxy clause blocking revocation is invalid.
United States — Iowa
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Directors and officers of the mutual company must continue serving the reorganized company until new directors and officers are elected and qualify.
United States — Iowa
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Conversion plans must be fair and equitable to policyholders, and plans under this section must follow specified exchange, closed-block, share-issuance, and timing rules.
United States — Iowa
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Foreign companies that miss required filings must pay a $500 forfeiture, and late filing after notice adds $100 per day until they comply.
United States — Iowa
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Certain insurance companies may not start on a stock plan with under $5 million in fully paid cash capital and surplus, may not raise capital stock unless the increase is fully paid in cash, and must keep required capital and surplus after a change of control.
United States — Iowa
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The department of revenue must examine company statements, and if they are insufficient, it must require the company to provide further statements and notify the company by mail.
United States — Iowa
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If a reinsuring company becomes insolvent or enters receivership, the commissioner is appointed receiver and may, with court approval, reinsure the policies or liquidate deposits; the commissioner also has the sole right to collect premiums while that process is pending.
United States — Iowa
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The insurance commissioner must issue and renew a certificate for a qualifying foreign company, but must not allow insurance authority in Iowa for certain untrustworthy or affiliated insurers.
United States — Iowa
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This provision says certain entities may convert into other entity types if they comply with the part and, for some foreign conversions, if the foreign jurisdiction authorizes it.
United States — Iowa
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People may act as organizers to form an LLC by filing a certificate of organization with the secretary of state.
United States — Iowa
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When a domestication becomes effective, the entity continues as the same entity and its property, liabilities, and certain rights carry over.
United States — Iowa
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A domestic life insurance company may create separate accounts and use them for certain insurance, annuity, and funding purposes, but must follow specific investment, valuation, transfer, ownership, and liability rules.
United States — Iowa
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Before the railroad company must spend money to build a spur track, the party primarily served by the spur track must give the railroad company a bond approved by the department.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner or a designee may examine a service company’s books and records and verify its assets, liabilities, and reserves. The service company must bear the examination costs, and those costs may not exceed 10% of the company’s reported net income from the previous fiscal year.
United States — Iowa
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The insurance company must pay examination expenses after the commissioner certifies them; if it does not, the commissioner must suspend it from doing business until payment is made.