United States — Kentucky
KRS § 341.500 Accounts and deposits.
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The State Treasurer must manage the fund, keep three separate accounts, and handle deposits and withdrawals as directed by the secretary.
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United States — Kentucky
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The State Treasurer must manage the fund, keep three separate accounts, and handle deposits and withdrawals as directed by the secretary.
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including agent, broker-dealer, commissioner, investment adviser, security, and life settlement investment.
United States — Kentucky
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Covered advisers must file notice and pay the fee to do business in the state unless an exemption applies.
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The commission may use a trust indenture to secure bonds, set terms protecting bondholders and trustee rights, and control how bond proceeds and bridge revenues are held and spent.
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This section lists securities that are exempt from KRS 292.340 to 292.390.
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This section defines terms for manufactured home financing and requires creditors to follow specific interest-rate adjustment rules, give advance written notice of changes, and comply with Truth-in-Lending disclosure requirements.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including taxpayer, return/report, tax, fraud, and several recordkeeping terms.
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A special purpose governmental entity may use agreed-upon procedures instead of an audit if it meets stated conditions and follows the required certification and reporting steps.
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This section sets the formula for determining a financial institution’s net capital.
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This section defines terms used in KRS 385.022 to 385.222.
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The corporation may use a trust agreement to secure its obligations and may let the agreement pledge revenues or assets, set payment and enforcement terms, and pay related expenses.
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County officials must issue receipts for fines, forfeitures, taxes, or fees received in specified payment situations, and county government may accept certain non-cash payments.
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This section lets qualifying residents form a cooperative corporation and sets basic rules for shares or memberships, director elections, officers, voting, and quorum.
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This section says who may file a petition for a guardian or conservator for a Veterans Affairs beneficiary, what the petition must include, and when the court may appoint someone other than the priority person.
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Recipients must generally receive retirement allowances by electronic fund transfer, with a check-payment exception process.
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The Cabinet must submit a Medicaid plan amendment by October 30, 2008, and the secretary must notify specified officials within two business days after submission and the federal response.
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The school fund is made up of constitutionally and legally dedicated resources for common schools, plus specified annual income sources.
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This section defines terms used in KRS 434.550 to 434.730, including card-related terms, gift cards, merchants, issuers, and scanning devices.
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The commission must manage the workers’ compensation funds, report and budget to the General Assembly and committees, conduct audits, and it has several investment and administrative powers.
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The board of the West End Opportunity Partnership must be set up and run under rules for appointments, meetings, conflicts of interest, reimbursement, and training.