United States — Kentucky
KRS § 275.315 Articles of dissolution.
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After dissolution under KRS 275.285(2), (3), or (4), the LLC must file articles of dissolution with the Secretary of State.
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After dissolution under KRS 275.285(2), (3), or (4), the LLC must file articles of dissolution with the Secretary of State.
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Authority bonds must be issued in the authority’s name, labeled as school building revenue bonds (or refunding bonds if appropriate), and identified with the executing board of education’s name.
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The Finance and Administration Cabinet secretary must secure blanket bonds for covered state officers and employees, with stated exceptions, and may obtain excess blanket bonds.
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This section defines “lienholder,” “motor vehicle renting company,” and “owner” for KRS 281.920 to 281.936.
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Telephone companies in the Commonwealth must reserve 9-1-1 for emergency use and may assign that number in an exchange only to a public body or another applicant for 911 emergency service.
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This section defines many transportation-related terms used in the chapter.
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The authority may choose to secure bonds with a trust indenture, and banks or trust companies may serve as trustee or depository-related parties under the indenture.
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This section allows an occupational license tax for schools on certain county-based income and business profits, but lists several exemptions.
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This section defines “vending machine,” “vending machine commissary,” and “vending machine company.”
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No person may act as an agent for a suspended insurance carrier in Kentucky, and no person may willfully make a false or fraudulent statement or return about such a carrier.
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Authority bonds are treated as securities, and specified public and private fiduciaries may invest funds in them.
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An approved company must calculate its income tax credit under this section, and the department may issue regulations and forms for it.
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An approved company must calculate the tax credit under this section, and the Department of Revenue may issue regulations and forms for it.
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Approved companies must calculate this economic-development tax credit under the section’s rules, and the Department of Revenue may require forms and regulations.
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Certain public and private fiduciaries may legally invest funds in authority bonds.
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Electric energy suppliers in this state may not refuse service to a chapter corporation that can and will pay the same rates as comparable consumers, though discrimination based on load factor or diversity factor is not forbidden.
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These railroad-crossing rules do not apply to certain railroad lines or tracks built across primary roads after March 23, 1926, and the department decides what kind of crossing must be built, with the railroad company paying the cost.
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A pipeline common carrier may accept oil or gas from a person in possession, and must redeliver it on the consignor’s order unless a court order prevents redelivery.
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Before using automated calling equipment to call numbers in Kentucky, a person or company generally must get a permit from the Attorney General, unless an exception applies.
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When construction with a floating dredge crosses railroad property, the superintendent must notify the railroad, the railroad must cooperate and remove needed obstructions, and the costs are later billed, audited, and settled.