Premium tax liability definition
Premium tax liability means the liability imposed by section
Premium tax liability means the liability imposed by section 10-3-209 or 10-6-128, or, in the case of a repeal or reduction by the state of the liability imposed by section 10-3-209 or 10-6-128, any other tax liability imposed upon an insurance company by the state.
Premium tax liability means any liability incurred by an insurance company under the provisions of s. 624.509 and s. 624.5091.
Examples of Premium tax liability in a sentence
Buyer acknowledges that the State of Kansas places restrictions and limitations on the use of the Tax Credit to offset Kansas Income, Privilege, or Premium tax liability, including but not limited to a time period within which the Tax Credit must be used.
More Definitions of Premium tax liability
Premium tax liability means tax on the value of the economic benefit attributable to the life insurance protection provided to the Participant under the Split Dollar Agreement.
Premium tax liability means the fees imposed under s. 76.60, 76.63, 76.65, 12 76.66, or 76.67.