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 — Missouri
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Stock and mutual companies must include specific capital and asset details in their articles of association, and a stock company must raise capital stock to the required minimum if it is too low.
United States — Missouri
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This section defines terms used in Missouri transportation network company rules.
United States — Missouri
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The commission may set valuation levels for private car companies, and valuations ruled de minimis are not subject to ad valorem taxation.
United States — Missouri
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The articles of organization must list specified company details, and they may include other provisions if allowed by law and the operating agreement.
United States — Missouri
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A member’s private property is exempt from execution for the company’s debts, and members are not liable for those debts.
United States — Missouri
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Insurance companies in the state must receive assignment of certain collateral, and they may surrender it only after the underlying obligations are fully and satisfactorily discharged.
United States — Missouri
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If a foreign insurance company has met the listed legal and payment requirements, the director must file the delivered documents and issue a certificate of authority.
United States — Missouri
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A mutual holding company must have its articles of incorporation and amendments approved by the director of the department of commerce and insurance and the attorney general.
United States — Missouri
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For-profit corporations may be organized under this chapter for any lawful purpose, unless they must be organized exclusively under other laws.
United States — Missouri
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A Missouri limited liability company’s name must include required LLC words or abbreviations, may not use misleading entity terms, and must be distinguishable from certain other entity names unless an exception applies.
United States — Missouri
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Before a bank or trust company finishes incorporating, the director must have an examination made to check capital, fitness, and local business conditions.
United States — Missouri
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Captive insurance companies must file annual financial reports with the director, usually by March 1, using GAAP unless the director allows statutory accounting principles.
United States — Missouri
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A foreign limited liability company may register with the secretary under any name that a domestic limited liability company could use, even if it is different from the name used in its home jurisdiction.
United States — Missouri
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For a branch captive insurance company, the tax under section 379.1326 applies only to its branch business.
United States — Missouri
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If an insurance company’s authority to do business in Missouri is suspended, revoked, withheld, or it voluntarily withdraws, the director of revenue may sue to recover taxes, license charges, costs, and reasonable attorney’s fees.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies in this section face loan-limit rules, investment limits, and penalties for certain prohibited transactions.
United States — Missouri
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Only banks, trust companies, or securities depositories that are regulated by or members of the listed financial authorities may hold certain insurance-company-related securities and assets.
United States — Missouri
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Members must agree to use the company’s services when available, and membership generally cannot be transferred.
United States — Missouri
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Foreign insurance companies doing business in Missouri must file annual statements, keep reserves, and make required deposits; they may use an out-of-state certificate instead of an in-state deposit in some cases.
United States — Missouri
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Eligible persons may become members of the company by insuring, and qualifying corporations and similar entities may apply for and hold policies.