House Bill 661 (Act 283) signed by the governor and effective February 20 revised provisions relating to filing and recording of tax liens issued by the Department of Revenue.
Pennsylvania – Bill Changes Charitable Registration Filings
House Bill 1420 (Act No. 71) signed by the governor December 22 and effective February 22 changes audit threshold for charitable registration filings.
New Jersey – Corporate Legislation Effective January 16, 2018
Several pieces of New Jersey Legislation will become effective as of January 16, 2018. This includes, Assembly Bill2161, Assembly Bill 2162, Assembly Bill 2970, Assembly Bill 2971, Assembly Bill 2975, And Senate Bill 2239. Detailed information can be found here.
Illinois – Legislation Amends Business Entity Statutes
House Bill 2713 (Public Act No. 486) signed by the governor September 8 and effective January 1, 2018 amends business entity statutes to (1) establish expedited service fees under the Uniform Partnership Act; (2) prohibit a LLC from using the
Arkansas – House Bill Amends Charitable Registration Requirements
House Bill 2044 (Act No. 727) signed by the governor March 28 and effective January 1, 2018 amends charitable registration requirements for filing with the Secretary of State.
Important changes to business entity law in Texas
The Texas Legislature made substantive changes to the state’s business entity laws in its 2017 legislative session, enacting or amending more than 75 sections, including the new subchapter on Public Benefit Corporations. These and other changes to Texas business law
Changes to Maryland General Corporation Law
Maryland’s General Assembly amended the General Corporation Law during the latest legislative session. Changes included: Establishing jurisdiction rules for adjudicating internal corporate claims; prohibiting a Maryland corporation with capital stock or a real estate investment trust (REIT) from imposing liability
Indiana – Legislation Enacts Provisions of the Uniform Business Organization Code
Senate Bill 443 signed by the governor April 21 and effective January 1, 2018 enacts provisions of the Uniform Business Organization Code including the Model Registered Agents Act and the Model Entity Transactions Act; requires LPs and LLPs to file
Colorado – Mandatory Online Filing for Statements of Change
The Secretary of State posted a news release that ten (10) statements of change or correction must be filed online for a fee of $10.00 compared to the $150.00 filing fee for a paper document.
Do you have the latest business entity law for Virginia?
Virginia’s General Assembly made changes to the state’s business entity statutes during the 2017 legislative session. Among the changes is an amendment regarding the issuance of securities under federal crowdfunding rules, and an amendment regarding authorization of remote shareholder meetings.