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SURPLUS LINES TAXES Most states charge an insurance premium tax to insurance companies licensed and admitted to do business within their borders. Generally speaking, those carriers then pass the cost of those taxes onto their policyholders by adding a comparable amount to their premiums.
Non-admitted insurers, also known as excess and surplus lines carriers, sell policies that arent backed by your state. While they dont fall under traditional insurance regulations, many states do regulate non-admitted carriers. These regulations are usually less strict than those followed by admitted insurers.
LASLI stands for List of Approved Surplus Line Insurers. It is an optional listing of both U.S. and Non-U.S. surplus line insurers that the California Department of Insurance has approved for surplus line placements.
The Surplus Lines Deduction allows taxpayers to deduct from their premiums sums collected to cover federal and other state taxes and examination fees when calculating the premium amount subject to the tax.
Surplus lines insurance is a segment of the insurance market where an insured may obtain coverage from an unadmitted, out-of-state insurer for a risk that traditional or standard insurers are unable or unwilling to insure.
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Issue: The surplus lines market is a unique segment of the property casualty industry consisting of non-admitted specialized insurers covering risks not available within the admitted market.
The 4.85% surplus lines tax is regulated by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. For questions related to the surplus lines premium tax, please contact the Comptrollers office at (800) 252-1387.
Last Updated 5/11/2022. Issue: The surplus lines market is a unique segment of the property casualty industry consisting of non-admitted specialized insurers covering risks not available within the admitted market.
Excess land has the potential to be sold separately and is valued separately. Surplus land is defined as land that is not currently needed to support the existing use but cannot be separated from the property and sold off for another use.
The Surplus Lines Deduction allows taxpayers to deduct from their premiums sums collected to cover federal and other state taxes and examination fees when calculating the premium amount subject to the tax.

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