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 — Kentucky
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This section defines key terms used in KRS 365.530 to 365.536, including delivery network company, delivery network driver, delivery services, digital network, personal vehicle, and the delivery service and delivery available periods.
United States — Kentucky
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The fiscal court may order a railroad company to eliminate a grade crossing or change an overhead or underpass crossing, and both sides must follow notice, hearing, planning, cost-sharing, and payment steps.
United States — Kentucky
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Cities and counties may use bonds and related transactions to finance pollution control facilities for industrial concerns or utility companies.
United States — Kentucky
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The board must give written notice and hold a conference with the railroad company before a crossing is decided.
United States — Kentucky
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The section lets a qualifying property owner send the fire department bill to the insurer, requires insurers paying the claim to issue payment in one of two ways, and makes the property owner responsible for timely payment in several situations.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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A structural pest management company cannot be registered unless the applicant provides proof of liability insurance, and the insurance must stay at least $1,000,000 during the registration period.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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A limited liability company may do business and exercise chapter powers outside Kentucky.
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines key terms used in KRS 386.510 to 386.590.
United States — Kentucky
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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.
United States — Kentucky
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Life insurance companies doing business in the state must file an annual sworn premium-receipts statement with the Department of Revenue by March 1, and premium receipts are taxed at specified rates, with an exemption for state employee health insurance contracts.
United States — Kentucky
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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).
United States — Kentucky
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A company meeting the listed conditions is treated as an insurance business under a cooperative or assessment plan.