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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 — Missouri
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Certain insurance company officers or directors must file an annual sworn report with the director of commerce and insurance, and compensation information in that report is not disclosable except to department employees.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri insurance companies must pay a quarterly premium tax at 2% per year on direct premiums received in the state, with credits for specified cancelled/returned premiums or dividends.
United States — Missouri
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This section says the nonprofit sewer company laws must be read broadly, and listed examples do not exclude similar ones.
United States — Missouri
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If a railroad company fails to file required reports, the state tax commission must determine the company’s property value.
United States — Missouri
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A premium finance company must keep records of its premium finance transactions and retain them for at least two years after the final entry on a premium finance agreement.
United States — Missouri
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Rules for forming stock and mutual companies follow sections 376.070 to 376.090, and the secretary of state must issue a certificate of incorporation after a certified copy of the articles is filed and the capital tax is paid.
United States — Missouri
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Licensees may enter into construction escrow agreements, and title insurance companies may issue insured closing letters.
United States — Missouri
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The provision requires directors to verify losses or judgments and assess members based on risk, with nonpayment within 30 days allowing policy cancellation.
United States — Missouri
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Insurance companies must keep required minimum capital in cash or approved investments, and violations can lead to suspension or revocation of authority.
United States — Missouri
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Certain attorneys and law firms may not hold a financial interest in a consumer legal funding company connected to the consumer’s case.
United States — Missouri
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Certain companies or associations must file an annual premium return by March 1, and tax-related agencies must assess, certify, collect, and distribute the tax in installments.
United States — Missouri
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A captive insurance company does not have to join a rating organization.
United States — Missouri
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A foreign or alien insurance company in Missouri must file an application for an amended certificate of authority if it changes its name or wants to transact different kinds of business. The director must issue the amended certificate if the stated conditions are met.
United States — Missouri
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This provision defines when a nonprofit sewer company has excess revenues for a fiscal year.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies covered by this section may close on certain days, but emergency and branch closures come with notice and reporting duties.
United States — Missouri
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Members are liable for their pro rata share of losses and expenses, and a company may suspend policy liability during delinquent assessment payments if its governing documents allow it.
United States — Missouri
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A nonprofit water company’s fiscal-year revenues are described as excess only after specified expenses, debt service, reserves, facilities costs, and an education fund are covered.
United States — Missouri
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After dissolution, an authorized person may bind the limited liability company for winding up or unfinished transactions, and in some other transactions if the other party lacked notice of dissolution and meets the stated credit/knowledge conditions.
United States — Missouri
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If an insurance company ignores a court decree for 15 days, the decree-holder may file a certified copy with the Missouri insurance director, who must notify the company and may then suspend or revoke its license if noncompliance continues for 30 more days.
United States — Missouri
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A foreign limited liability company cannot be denied registration just because its home jurisdiction’s laws differ from Missouri’s, subject to the state constitution.