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Code · Kansas · Chapter 44 — Labor And Industries

44-1706. Financial statements; positive working capital and surety requirements.

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44-1706. Financial statements; positive working capital and surety requirements. Except as provided by K.S.A. 44-1704
(g)and (j), and amendments thereto, each professional employer organization, or collectively each professional employer group shall either:
(a)Maintain positive working capital upon registration as reflected in the financial statements submitted to the secretary with the initial registration application and each renewal application; or
(b)for a professional employer organization or professional employer group that does not have sufficient positive working capital as required in subsection (a), submit a bond with a minimum value in an amount equal to the sum of the amount that would be necessary for such professional employer organization or professional employer group to comply with subsection
(a)plus $100,000 to the secretary at such time as the professional employer organization or professional employer group does not have sufficient working capital. Such bond shall be held by a depository designated by the secretary securing payment by the professional employer organization of all taxes, wages, benefits or other entitlement due to or with respect to covered employees, if the professional employer organization does not make such payments when due.
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