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House Bill 404 (Chapter 334) signed by the governor and effective July 17 clarifies Delaware business entity statutes to provide that registered agents are obligated to comply with requirements, standards, guidelines, rules, regulations and procedures issued by the Secretary of
The Workers Compensation Commission posted an alert regarding adoption of emergency rules pending approval by the governor and adoption effective August 2 of new forms for affidavit of exempt status (in lieu of a certificate of noncoverage) and cancellation of
Legislative Bill 749 signed by the governor April 11 and effective July 16 eliminates a requirement for nonprofit corporations pay an additional per page filing fee of $5.00 when filing their biennial report and clarifies that fraternal societies pay the
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
House Bill 8122 (Public Law 2018-176) and Senate Bill 3006 (Public Law 2018-289) signed by the governor and effective July 2 simplifies doing business in Rhode Island by eliminating unnecessary licensing requirements of various business entities and occupations.
Global corporate governance is complicated because each country has its own requirements, governance policies, and compliance demands. Join us for a complimentary webinar as we explain how CSC® can help. During this webinar, you’ll learn about: The challenges of achieving
All government offices in Puerto Rico are closed due to Tropical Storm Beryl. Offices will reopen once the storm passes.
House Bill 1292 (Chapter 11) signed by the governor April 20 and effective June 19 changes the effective dates of the rate reductions to the business profits tax and the business enterprise tax to the beginning of the respective calendar
By Paul Hodnefield, Esq. Financing statement collateral descriptions often contain text that some searchers might find confusing, contradictory, or ambiguous. This is especially the case when a statement in the collateral description suggests that the record was filed for a
House Bill 310 (Chapter 279) signed by the governor and effective October 1 supports Delaware business entities to signal their commitment to global sustainability. The bill provides for the Secretary of State to issue and collect fees for a Certificate of