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Company law in United States — Kansas

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• United States — Kansas

  Kansas Statutes § 40-1217 Merger or consolidation of certain mutual companies other than life; powers of merged company.

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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.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-1516 Unlawful acts of foreign companies; reinsurance therewith by domestic company prohibited.

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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.

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  Kansas Statutes § 66-2,123 Railroad company, defined.

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  This section defines “railroad company” and “person” for article 2 of chapter 66.

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  Kansas Statutes § 58-24a18 Standards for investments by fiduciaries; deviation from instrument or court order not authorized; in investment company or trust.

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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.

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  Kansas Statutes § 17-76,146 Reinstatement of canceled or forfeited articles of organization or authority to do business.

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  A canceled or forfeited limited liability company may be reinstated by filing a certificate with the secretary of state and paying required fees and any penalties.

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  Kansas Statutes § 8-2702 Same; definitions.

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  This provision defines terms used in the Kansas transportation network company services act.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-507 Merger or consolidation; order of commissioner directing delivery of assets.

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  Mutual life insurance companies may merge or consolidate with certain other companies, and the insurance commissioner must direct delivery of the domestic company’s assets in an approved merger with an out-of-state mutual life insurance company.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-309 Union, merger or consolidation; reinsurance.

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  Kansas insurers and health maintenance organizations may merge, unite, or consolidate with similar companies, but the deal needs stockholder and insurance commissioner approval.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-4301 Definitions.

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  This provision defines terms used in the captive insurance act.

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  Kansas Statutes § 17-76,154 No effect on other limited liability companies.

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  These provisions do not change other laws that apply to limited liability companies formed under the Kansas revised limited liability company act, unless the company is a statutory public benefit limited liability company.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-301 Definition of insurance company.

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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.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-4355 Captive insurance companies; redomestication.

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  This section lets a foreign or alien insurer redomesticate as a domestic captive insurance company if it meets the stated filing, consent, and approval requirements.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-1620 Conversion of insurance company into insurance reciprocal; conversion plan requirements; approval; definitions.

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  An insurance company may convert into a Kansas insurance reciprocal if the commissioner approves a conversion plan.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-1222 Same; filing of approved or disapproved application or agreement; effect of consolidation or merger.

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  After insurance-commission approval or disapproval, the commissioner must have the proceeding endorsed and filed, and the new or surviving company must file a certified copy in the required county offices within 15 days after approval.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-514 Same; articles of merger or consolidation, examination by commissioner; approval; filings; effect of commissioner's approval.

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  The insurance commissioner must review merger or consolidation articles and approve them if they are in order. After approval, required filings must be made, and the surviving or new company must keep required reserves and deposits.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-2b20 Adoption of nominee name; designation of bank or trust company as trustee; defining clearing corporation.

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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.

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  Kansas Statutes § 40-252d Credit against premium tax for salaries paid to Kansas employees.

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  Certain insurance companies may claim a credit against premium tax for 15% of salaries paid to Kansas employees, subject to a cap.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-8308 Same; reporting requirements; annual compliance review of each company by secretary, costs; notice of noncompliance; decertification; notice of forfeited tax credits.

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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.

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  Kansas Statutes § 74-8309 Same; decertification; effect on tax credits.

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  Investors may have to repay all claimed tax credits if the company is decertified early; they may keep the credits if the company stays compliant and decertifies after year seven.

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  Kansas Statutes § 17-76,139 Limited liability company and series thereof; business entity information report; contents; report fee.

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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.

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