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 — Kansas
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A bank or trust company acting as fiduciary may, if the trust instrument authorizes it, deal with a company that controls or acquires control of the bank or trust company.
United States — Kansas
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This section lets a Kansas domestic LLC divide into two or more LLCs, but it must follow the section’s plan, filing, and approval rules.
United States — Kansas
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A company is treated as having control over a bank or trust company if it meets any of three control tests.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says a limited liability company interest can generally be assigned, but the operating agreement can limit assignment and related rights.
United States — Kansas
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A mortgage guaranty insurance company in a holding company system must not underwrite certain mortgage guaranty insurance or pay commissions, remuneration, or rebates as a condition of its certificate of authority.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines “railroad company” and “person” for article 2 of chapter 66.
United States — Kansas
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This article defines “insurance company” mainly as a domestic insurance company with capital stock, and it may also include foreign insurance companies with capital stock in certain merger-related references.
United States — Kansas
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Foreign mutual hail insurance companies may not do business in the state, and Kansas mutual hail insurance companies may not reinsure with a mutual hail insurance company from another state.
United States — Kansas
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Title insurance companies covered by this provision may not expose themselves to losses above 50% of paid-up capital and surplus unless the excess is reinsured; an in-state company may also take credit for reinsured ceded risks.
United States — Kansas
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Certain solvent domestic mutual insurance companies (other than life) may merge or consolidate with domestic or qualifying non-domestic mutual insurance companies.
United States — Kansas
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An insurance company may convert into a Kansas insurance reciprocal if the commissioner approves a conversion plan.
United States — Kansas
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Sponsors may form a protected cell captive insurance company, and such a company must be incorporated in one of the specified forms.
United States — Kansas
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Fiduciaries may invest in certain investment companies, investment trusts, or common trust funds only when the stated portfolio limits are met, and banks or trust companies must disclose how related remuneration is determined to current income beneficiaries.
United States — Kansas
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Limited liability companies and series, including foreign limited liability companies, must file a written business entity information report with the secretary of state and pay the required fee.
United States — Kansas
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A Kansas life insurance company may, with board approval, adopt or arrange a nominee name and designate certain banks, trust companies, or a federal home loan bank to hold securities or act as trustee.
United States — Kansas
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The board of directors of a drainage district may contract with railroad companies about levee work and may use certain tax funds and grant railroad rights of way over levees.
United States — Kansas
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A qualified company must put eligible jobs in Kansas to qualify for benefits, and may receive payroll withholding tax retention incentives if it meets hiring, wage, and agreement conditions.
United States — Kansas
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A person seeking insurance must apply on the company’s forms and pay the annual premium in cash or by note.
United States — Kansas
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Most captive insurance companies must include the word “captive” in their name, and they may not use a name that is confusingly similar to an existing Kansas business name.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas venture capital companies must file annual reports and pay review costs; the secretary reviews compliance, can issue decertification notices, and decertification can cause tax credit forfeiture.