California Laws: Financial Code Sections 270-277
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 270
(a) The commissioner shall annually collect pro rata from the banks and trust companies under the supervision of the department a fund in amount sufficient...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 271
The commissioner shall annually collect from national banking associations and foreign (other state) banks operating trust departments in this state an annual assessment to meet...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 271.5
Whenever the commissioner makes an assessment pursuant to Section 270 or 271, the commissioner shall fix the date when the assessment is due and payable...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 272
The commissioner, in addition to the annual assessment, shall collect from each bank authorized to engage in the trust business, to defray the cost of...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 273
If any bank or trust company fails to make timely payment of any assessment made pursuant to Section 270, 271, or 272, the commissioner may,...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 273.5
As of the operative date of this section: (a) The State Banking Fund is converted into a separate account in the Financial Institutions Fund and...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 274
Except as otherwise provided in Section 276 or 277, all salaries and other expenses of the department, other than those incurred in administering laws relating...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 275
The commissioner shall deliver all moneys received or collected by the commissioner under Section 270, 271, or 272 or otherwise, other than moneys received or...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 276
(a) In this section, "assessment statute" means any statute that authorizes the commissioner to make or collect an assessment (other than a fine) on financial...
- California Laws: Financial Code Section 277
Notwithstanding any other provision of this code or of Section 53667 of the Government Code, the commissioner may, at any time during a fiscal year,...
