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.
1,793 matching statutes
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies may exercise corporate incidental powers after filing their articles, but cannot do business beyond limited organizational acts until they have board approval and the commissioner’s authorization.
United States — Kansas
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Certain Kansas insurance companies must pay an annual tax to the state equal to 5% of net income, but the section does not apply to net income earned in 1998 or later years.
United States — Kansas
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Insurance companies covered by this section may not take on more than 10% of paid-up capital and surplus as loss on a single risk or hazard, unless an exception applies.
United States — Kansas
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The insurance commissioner must use this rule to decide when a foreign insurance company may do business in Kansas, and qualifying trust assets can be credited if they meet the stated conditions.
United States — Kansas
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An out-of-state bank holding company, or its subsidiary, generally may not buy or control more than 5% of the voting shares of a Kansas bank unless an exception applies.
United States — Kansas
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This provision states that Kansas intends to levy a tax on certain banks and similar financial institutions, instead of ad valorem taxes on their intangible assets.
United States — Kansas
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Life insurance companies may use financial instruments for hedging, replication, and certain income-generation transactions, but must meet reporting, documentation, recordkeeping, and quantitative limit rules.
United States — Kansas
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A mortgage company must get an appraisal before a covered transaction, give the consumer appraisal and high loan-to-value notice if the loan-to-value ratio exceeds 100%, and refund most fees if the consumer backs out within three days after notice.
United States — Kansas
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Telegraph companies formed under this section may own, use, maintain, lease, attach, and jointly work with other lines and companies, subject to agreement terms.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines “members” to include policyholders of a mutual life insurance company, and “membership records” to include policyholder records of a mutual life insurance company.
United States — Kansas
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An insurance company other than life may invest in certain stock, but purchases over stated percentages need prior approval and some ownership limits cannot be exceeded.
United States — Kansas
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A Kansas life insurance company may invest in certain insurance-related stock, but some acquisitions need prior approval from the commissioner of insurance and some ownership levels are capped.
United States — Kansas
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K.S.A. 17-7909(b) applies to foreign limited liability companies as if they were domestic limited liability companies.
United States — Kansas
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A company under this article may issue hail-loss policies to members, but each policy must include the application and bylaws and be signed by the president and secretary.
United States — Kansas
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A railroad or railway company with a right of way across appropriated land may keep its easement, but its use must not block stream widening, water flow, or levee usefulness.
United States — Kansas
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Qualified persons may form an incorporated hail-insurance company if they meet the stated acreage, subscription, county, township, and fee requirements.
United States — Kansas
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This company must keep unearned premium and other reserves on the same basis as domestic stock insurance companies writing the same kind of insurance.
United States — Kansas
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A special insurance examination fund must be set apart and held for the commissioner of insurance, with a cap of $28,000.
United States — Kansas
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The state corporation commission may prohibit dividends from a regulated public utility if paying them would harm the company’s finances and service ability, after notice and hearing.
United States — Kansas
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After an adverse underwriting decision, the insurer, HMO, or agent must give reasons in writing or say they can be requested in writing, and may have to refund premium differences.