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 qualifying company may accept cash or time notes for premium payment, and members’ liability is capped at the amount of their premiums or deposit notes plus interest due.
United States — Kansas
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Companies doing business under this act must comply with its provisions or forfeit $500 to $5,000 to the state of Kansas for each failure.
United States — Kansas
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Stock fire insurance companies in the state must deliver qualifying cash or securities to the commissioner of insurance.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says the act applies to certain licensed insurers, and the insurance holding company act still applies to holding company system parties unless this act overrides it.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines terms used in the act, including qualified company, new employee, department, secretary, and county categories.
United States — Kansas
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The insurance commissioner must meet qualification requirements, devote personal attention to the office, and avoid employment, official connections, or financial interests in insurance companies except as a policyholder.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner or the commissioner's staff may examine certain fiduciary affairs and affiliated business entities connected to a bank or trust company.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas tax law treats qualifying LLCs as partnerships for state tax purposes unless federal income tax classification says otherwise.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner may examine certain corporations involved with forming domestic insurance companies, and covered companies and persons must produce relevant corporate books and papers when required.
United States — Kansas
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Certain insurance companies may claim a small company credit against premium tax if they meet the statute’s premium and salary conditions.
United States — Kansas
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Captive insurance companies must keep minimum paid-in capital and surplus to receive a certificate of authority, with different minimum amounts by company type.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner may revoke or suspend a premium finance company’s license for fraud, misrepresentation, untrustworthiness, incompetence, or violating the act, but must hold a hearing first.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner’s examination of a branch captive insurance company is limited to branch business and branch operations if the company meets the stated reporting and financial-condition conditions.
United States — Kansas
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Insurance companies and authorized agencies may exchange fire-loss information, and insurers can be required to disclose relevant material; providing the information is immune from civil liability.
United States — Kansas
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Trust companies may exercise broad trust-business powers, and a limited-purpose trust company may be formed to use one or more of those powers.
United States — Kansas
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Banks, trust companies, and bank trust departments must report certain information to the commissioner, and the commissioner can require publication or electronic filing in some cases.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines several terms used in K.S.A. 2025 Supp. 75-3740h, including company, country of concern, critical component, domicile, drone, foreign principal, and governmental agency.
United States — Kansas
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A dissolved LLC must pay claims and distribute remaining assets in the order stated here, and a member may be liable if they knowingly received an improper distribution.
United States — Kansas
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Dormant captive insurance companies can apply for a dormancy certificate, but if issued one they must keep at least $25,000 in paid-in capital and surplus, file an annual report by March 15, and pay a renewal fee up to $500.
United States — Kansas
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When a mortgage guaranty insurance company gets reinsurance from a properly licensed reinsurer or a governmental agency, both companies must keep reserves in appropriate proportions.