Texas § 4001.304 TRANSFER OF INTEREST IN AGENCY BY AGENT WHO IS SOLE PROPRIETOR.

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§ 4001.304 — TRANSFER OF INTEREST IN AGENCY BY AGENT WHO IS SOLE PROPRIETOR.

Texas § 4001.304

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 4001.304 (2026).

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Sec. 4001.304. TRANSFER OF INTEREST IN AGENCY BY AGENT WHO IS SOLE PROPRIETOR.

(a)An agent who is a sole proprietor may transfer an interest in the agency to the agent's children, or a trust for the agent's children, and may operate that interest for their use and benefit. The children may share in the profits of the agency during their lifetime.

(b)The children are not required to qualify as agents to share in the profits of the agency but may not perform an act of an agent in connection with the agency business without first being licensed as agents.

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Sec. 4001.304. TRANSFER OF INTEREST IN AGENCY BY AGENT WHO IS SOLE PROPRIETOR. (a) An agent who is a sole proprietor may transfer an interest in the agency to the agent's children, or a trust for the agent's children, and may operate that interest for their use and benefit. The children may share in the profits of the agency during their lifetime.
(b) The children are not required to qualify as agents to share in the profits of the agency but may not perform an act of an agent in connection with the agency business without first being licensed as agents.