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Council Bill 324 (Act A22-0471) signed by the mayor October 15 and effective after a 30-day period of congressional review and publication in the DC Register enacted the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts to facilitate transactions using electronic records.
Built with the user in mind, CSC Lien PerfectSM is the only system that marries user-focused design with the security your financial clients expect. During this webinar, join CSC product managers John Bloxom and Binh Nguyen, along with Associate General
Colorado’s General Assembly approved updates to the state’s business entity law statutes in the 2018 legislative session. These changes are captured in the 2018 edition of CSCPublishing’s Colorado Laws Governing Business Entities Annotated. A Table of Sections Affected makes identifying
House Bill 361 (Chapter 25) signed by the governor March 1 and effective October 31, repealed the filing fee for a partnership statement of termination and clarified a surcharge of $20.00 is due for any form not generated by the
Can you recall the last time you wrote someone an interoffice memo with ink and paper, or saw a pad of pink “While You Were Out” sheets for voicemail messages? Maybe it’s been years, perhaps decades, but odds are you’ve
New York State and federal courts generated 40 new decisions interpreting the state’s business entity law since spring 2018. These new case notes are captured in the Fall 2018 edition of CSC’s New York Laws Governing Business Entities, Annotated. This
House Bill 334 (Chapter 453) signed by the governor and effective October 16 authorizes the Insurance Commissioner to issue conditional certificates of authority to captive insurance company applicants to conduct business during review of applications and to summarily revoke a
The New Jersey legislature approved changes to the state’s business laws in the latest legislative session, including temporary increases to the corporation business tax rate; mandatory combined reporting; sourcing of services based on where the benefit of the services is
The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (DACS) has the statutory duty to administer the Government Imposter and Deceptive Advertisement Act (GIDAA) which was enacted in 2018 to prohibit businesses from sending or posting online advertisements falsely representing that an