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United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms used in sections 44-224.01 to 44-224.10, including “director,” “policyholders,” “merger or contract of merger,” “consolidation or contract of consolidation,” and “bulk reinsurance.”
United States — Nebraska
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Actuarial opinions must be filed with the annual statement, follow specified standards, and may be accepted from certain foreign or alien companies if the director finds them adequate.
United States — Nebraska
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For certain life insurance claims, application statements about age, physical condition, and family history are binding on the company, but the company may defend the claim by proving those statements were willfully false, fraudulent, or misleading.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who signs a filed record must affirm that the information is accurate, and a filer may be liable for damages if someone relies on inaccurate information in the record.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission may review certain local telephone exchange rates, must hold a hearing within 90 days of notice, may adjust rates within 60 days after the hearing, and cannot set rates below actual cost. A telecom company may not change the rates for 90 days after a final order.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain people responsible for premium payments must pay unpaid earned premiums after insolvency, the insured must also pay those earned premiums, and the director may penalize violations.
United States — Nebraska
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Creates a motor vehicle insurance database and a task force, and gives the department and director related administrative powers.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain carnival companies, booking agencies, or shows contracting with a state or county fair board may have to post security and file owner information within 30 days.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission may license certain carrier companies to sell or serve alcoholic liquor on board, and the license holder must post a duplicate license in each car or airplane where liquor is served.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain business officers and trustees must report specified farming-or-ranching real estate interests and related activities to the Secretary of State.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission may issue or deny certificates or permits for inter-LATA interexchange service, and can require application information and financial security conditions.
United States — Nebraska
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Corporations and similar associations that repeat a violation of sections 59-501 to 59-507 can be barred from doing business in the state, and the Attorney General and courts have discretion in how that enforcement is carried out.
United States — Nebraska
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Wage retention credits are generally not transferable, but the section lists specific transfer situations and gives the acquiring taxpayer rights and liabilities.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision generally bars transfer of ImagiNE Nebraska incentives, but allows transfers in specified cases and gives rules for how transferred credits are used and who is liable.
United States — Nebraska
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Some subsidiary banks must file their latest public Community Reinvestment Act evaluation with the state investment officer within 30 days, and certain banks lose access to further public-fund deposits if they have a substantial noncompliance rating.
United States — Nebraska
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A telecommunications company selling an exchange must apply to the commission, and the commission must give notice, consider specified factors, and issue an approval or rejection order within the stated time limits.
United States — Nebraska
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An actuarial opinion must be supported by a memorandum acceptable to the director and provided on request; the director may use a qualified actuary if the memorandum is missing or unacceptable, and most related materials must be kept confidential.
United States — Nebraska
1 provisions
Wage retention credits are generally not transferable, except in listed situations.
United States — Nebraska
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The director must prescribe the valuation manual by July 1, 2017 and set its operative date; companies must follow the manual’s valuation standards or the director’s substitute standards when required.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision lists ways a custodial trust may be created or evidenced using specific instruments and transfers.