Tex. Insurance Code § 223A.003
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 223A.003, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 223A.003. TAX IMPOSED; RATE.
Official statutory text
(a) An annual tax is imposed on each captive insurance company that receives gross premiums subject to taxation under this chapter. The rate of the tax is one-half percent of the company's taxable premium receipts for a calendar year.
(b) Except as provided by Subsection (c), in determining a captive insurance company's taxable premium receipts, the captive insurance company shall include the total gross amounts of premiums, membership fees, assessments, dues, revenues, and other considerations for insurance written by the captive insurance company in a calendar year from any kind of insurance written by the company on each kind of property or risk without regard to the location of the property or risk.
(c) The following premium receipts are not included in determining a captive insurance company's taxable premium receipts:
(1) premium receipts received from another authorized insurer for reinsurance;
(2) returned premiums and dividends paid to policyholders; and
(3) premiums excluded by another law of this state.
(d) In determining a captive insurance company's taxable premium receipts, a company is not entitled to a deduction for premiums paid for reinsurance.
(e) The annual minimum aggregate tax to be paid by a captive insurance company under this chapter is $7,500 and the annual maximum aggregate tax to be paid by a company under this chapter is $200,000. Gross premiums subject to taxation under this chapter are not subject to taxes, surcharges, or other regulatory assessments or fees under this code other than insurance maintenance taxes as provided by Section 964.068.
(b) Except as provided by Subsection (c), in determining a captive insurance company's taxable premium receipts, the captive insurance company shall include the total gross amounts of premiums, membership fees, assessments, dues, revenues, and other considerations for insurance written by the captive insurance company in a calendar year from any kind of insurance written by the company on each kind of property or risk without regard to the location of the property or risk.
(c) The following premium receipts are not included in determining a captive insurance company's taxable premium receipts:
(1) premium receipts received from another authorized insurer for reinsurance;
(2) returned premiums and dividends paid to policyholders; and
(3) premiums excluded by another law of this state.
(d) In determining a captive insurance company's taxable premium receipts, a company is not entitled to a deduction for premiums paid for reinsurance.
(e) The annual minimum aggregate tax to be paid by a captive insurance company under this chapter is $7,500 and the annual maximum aggregate tax to be paid by a company under this chapter is $200,000. Gross premiums subject to taxation under this chapter are not subject to taxes, surcharges, or other regulatory assessments or fees under this code other than insurance maintenance taxes as provided by Section 964.068.
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