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Company law in United States — Kentucky

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 — Kentucky

  KRS § 365.230 Telegraph and telephone companies to furnish services to newspapers without discrimination.

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  Telegraph, telephone, and similar dispatch companies must give newspapers equal facilities and provide collected news or information to newspapers in a county or locality on equal terms.

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  KRS § 136.120 Public service corporation property tax -- Exemptions -- Classification -- Assessment -- Certification.

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  Public service companies listed in the section must pay tax on operating property, while the Department of Revenue values, assesses, allocates, and certifies the property for tax purposes.

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  KRS § 275.005 Purpose of limited liability company.

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  A limited liability company may be formed for any lawful purpose, including professional services, and must also follow any special laws that apply to its purpose or activities.

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  KRS § 275.290 Judicial dissolution.

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  A court may dissolve a limited liability company if continuation under the operating agreement is not reasonably practicable, and the court must then direct winding up and related filings.

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  KRS § 275.325 Publication of notice of dissolution -- Barred claims -- Enforceable claims.

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  A dissolved limited liability company may publish a dissolution notice, and certain claims will be barred unless enforced within the stated time limits.

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  KRS § 275.300 Winding up of affairs -- Effect of dissolution.

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  After dissolution, a limited liability company may only do winding-up and liquidation activities, and dissolution does not change several listed rights and obligations.

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  KRS § 136.350 Tax on amounts to mutual companies, other than life and Lloyd's insurers.

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  Certain mutual insurance companies must pay a 2% tax to the Department of Revenue by March 1 each year, with some exemptions and deductions.

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  KRS § 342.012 Business owners -- Election to be included as employees -- Qualified partners and members, nonqualified partners and members, and limited liability company defined -- Provision of partnership agreement or articles of organization upon request.

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  Some business owners, qualified partners, and qualified LLC members may elect to be treated as employees if they provide the required insurance. Partnerships and LLCs must give their agreements or articles to the commissioner on request.

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  KRS § 299.530 Annual report on reinsurance premiums -- Tax on premiums paid to unauthorized companies.

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  Certain domestic mutual fire insurance companies must file an annual report by March 1 and pay a tax on premiums paid to unauthorized companies.

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  KRS § 91.630 Capital of individuals and unincorporated companies, how assessed.

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  If a non-corporation without capital stock does trust-company or guaranty/security-company business in the state, its capital and related property are treated as its capital stock for specified KRS provisions.

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  KRS § 275.160 Operations outside Kentucky -- Kentucky law controlling in cases of conflict.

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  A limited liability company may do business and exercise chapter powers outside Kentucky.

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  KRS § 386.510 Definitions for KRS 386.510 to 386.590.

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  This section defines key terms used in KRS 386.510 to 386.590.

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  KRS § 275.255 Assignment of interest.

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  This section says a limited liability company interest is generally assignable, and an assignee can receive assigned distributions, but not management rights.

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  KRS § 275.145 Effect of notice to members or managers.

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  Notice or knowledge given to a member or manager can count as notice to the LLC, with a fraud exception; but a member acting only as a member does not give the LLC notice under subsection (2).

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  KRS § 299.020 Companies deemed engaged in life or casualty insurance business upon the cooperative or assessment plan.

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  A company meeting the listed conditions is treated as an insurance business under a cooperative or assessment plan.

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  KRS § 275.540 Involuntary dissolution of nonprofit limited liability company.

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  A nonprofit limited liability company may be involuntarily dissolved by a Circuit Court decree if the Attorney General files an action and the statutory grounds are proven.

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  KRS § 96.100 Amendment to charter of gas company in which first-class city owns stock.

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  A first-class city’s legislative body may authorize the mayor to consent to approved charter amendments for a gas company in which the city owns stock.

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  KRS § 299.540 Fees of Department of Insurance.

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  The commissioner must collect listed fees from assessment or cooperative fire insurance companies and pay them into the State Treasury; the Department of Insurance may not make other charges unless the companies agree.

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  KRS § 299.420 Maximum liability of policyholders for assessments.

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  Policyholders’ assessment liability is capped at specified rates based on how much insurance they have in force.

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  KRS § 299.470 Companies organized under a special charter.

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  Certain specially chartered companies are generally subject to KRS 299.310 to 299.460, unless that would conflict with a vested right in the charter.

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