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Ark. Code Ann. § 23-63-116: Retaliatory tax credit

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  1. AR Code
  2. Title 23
  3. Chapter 63
  4. Subchapter 1

(a) A domestic property and casualty insurer that pays any other state or foreign country a tax, fine, penalty, deposit requirement or other material requirement, or any other fee that is determined by the Insurance Commissioner to be a retaliatory tax is entitled to a reduction or credit upon its gross premiums tax in the same amount paid to the other state or foreign country. (b) This section does not apply to any of the following imposed by another state: (1) An application fee, examination fee, license fee, appointment fee, or a continuation fee for an agent, adjuster, service representative, or consultant of a domestic property and casualty insurer; or (2) An ad valorem tax on real or personal property or special purpose obligations, fees, or assessments. Added by Act 2015, No. 1223,§ 6, eff. 7/22/2015.

(a) A domestic property and casualty insurer that pays any other state or foreign country a tax, fine, penalty, deposit requirement or other material requirement, or any other fee that is determined by the Insurance Commissioner to be a retaliatory tax is entitled to a reduction or credit upon its gross premiums tax in the same amount paid to the other state or foreign country.

(b) This section does not apply to any of the following imposed by another state: (1) An application fee, examination fee, license fee, appointment fee, or a continuation fee for an agent, adjuster, service representative, or consultant of a domestic property and casualty insurer; or (2) An ad valorem tax on real or personal property or special purpose obligations, fees, or assessments.

(1) An application fee, examination fee, license fee, appointment fee, or a continuation fee for an agent, adjuster, service representative, or consultant of a domestic property and casualty insurer; or

(2) An ad valorem tax on real or personal property or special purpose obligations, fees, or assessments.

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