Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-348.1
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Fees and licenses
Official statutory text
A. The Insurance Commissioner shall collect the following fees
and licenses for the Property and Casualty Division:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 110
1. Rating organizations, statistical agents and advisory
organizations:
a. Application fee for issuance of
2. Miscellaneous:
a. Certificate of Insurance Commissioner,
b. Upon each transaction of filing of
documents required pursuant to Section
3610 of this title and the Service
Warranty Act, as contained in Sections
141.1 through 141.32 of Title 15 of the
Oklahoma Statutes:
(2) For an approved joint underwriting
association, or rating or advisory
organization:
(b) Additional fee for each member
3. For each rate, loss cost and rule filing request pursuant to
the Property and Casualty Competitive Loss Cost Rating Act:
b. For an approved joint underwriting
association, rating or advisory
organization:
(2) Additional fee for each member
B. The fees, licenses, and taxes imposed by the Commissioner
upon persons, firms, associations, or corporations licensed pursuant
to this section shall be payment in full with respect thereto of and
in lieu of all demands for any and all state, county, district, and
municipal license fees, license taxes, business privilege taxes,
business privilege fees, and charges of every kind now or hereafter
imposed upon all such persons, firms, associations, or corporations.
This subsection shall not affect other fees, licenses and taxes
imposed by the Insurance Code.
C. Any costs incurred by the Commissioner in the process of
review and analysis of a filing shall be assessed against the
company or organization making the filing.
and licenses for the Property and Casualty Division:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 110
1. Rating organizations, statistical agents and advisory
organizations:
a. Application fee for issuance of
2. Miscellaneous:
a. Certificate of Insurance Commissioner,
b. Upon each transaction of filing of
documents required pursuant to Section
3610 of this title and the Service
Warranty Act, as contained in Sections
141.1 through 141.32 of Title 15 of the
Oklahoma Statutes:
(2) For an approved joint underwriting
association, or rating or advisory
organization:
(b) Additional fee for each member
3. For each rate, loss cost and rule filing request pursuant to
the Property and Casualty Competitive Loss Cost Rating Act:
b. For an approved joint underwriting
association, rating or advisory
organization:
(2) Additional fee for each member
B. The fees, licenses, and taxes imposed by the Commissioner
upon persons, firms, associations, or corporations licensed pursuant
to this section shall be payment in full with respect thereto of and
in lieu of all demands for any and all state, county, district, and
municipal license fees, license taxes, business privilege taxes,
business privilege fees, and charges of every kind now or hereafter
imposed upon all such persons, firms, associations, or corporations.
This subsection shall not affect other fees, licenses and taxes
imposed by the Insurance Code.
C. Any costs incurred by the Commissioner in the process of
review and analysis of a filing shall be assessed against the
company or organization making the filing.
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