Get Stamping Fee Report 2017 - Surplus Lines Association Of Minnesota

Surplus lines tax: 2.25%, (except workers' compensation) payable by broker.

The surplus line tax imposed by the State of Illinois is currently 3.5% of the premium, rounded to the nearest whole dollar. It is assessed against premium only. Do not include any broker fees, inspection fees or other items when calculating the tax - just what is shown as "premium" on the policy or endorsement.

This tax must be filed by paper, but can be paid electronically through our e-Services system. The tax rate for the Nonadmitted Insurance Premium Tax for Surplus Lines Brokers is 3 percent of gross premiums (including fees and commissions, but less return premiums written through a surplus lines insurer).

This tax must be filed by paper, but can be paid electronically through our e-Services system. The tax rate for the Nonadmitted Insurance Premium Tax for Surplus Lines Brokers is 3 percent of gross premiums (including fees and commissions, but less return premiums written through a surplus lines insurer).

A: Every surplus line broker must make an annual state tax filing. The amount of state tax is 3% of the California taxable surplus line premium transacted by the broker, for California home state insureds, from January 1st to December 31st of the previous year.

Stamping fee: . 04%, payable to the Minnesota Surplus Lines Association.

Simply put, Excess & Surplus lines (E&S) is a specialty market that insures things standard carriers won't cover. The difficult or high-risk exposures in which E&S carriers specialize may range from a mobile home or a day care center to a multinational oil company.