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SB385 - Modifies how taxes are calculated for workers' compensation policies with deductible options
| SB 0385
| Modifies how taxes are calculated for workers' compensation policies with deductible options
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HCS/SCS/SB 385 - This act establishes that when calculating
administrative surcharges, the amount shall be based upon the
total premiums that would have been paid for the deductible
portion. The Second Injury Fund surcharge owed by the employer
who purchases a deductible policy will be assessed upon the total
premiums which would have been paid in the absence of the
deductible option. The premium taxes owed pursuant to Chapter
287, RSMo, for workers' compensation policies with deductible
options, shall be based upon the total premiums paid upon the
insurance policy excluding the deductible portion of the policy.
The portion of the workers' compensation policy with a deductible
option that is subject to an administrative surcharge shall not
be subject to premium taxes, nor with respect to foreign
insurance companies, or the retaliatory tax imposed pursuant to
Section 375.916, RSMo.
In order to fund the Workers Compensation Division, the
Division Director may impose a surcharge on every workers
compensation deductible plan policyholder insured pursuant to
Chapter 287, RSMo. Sections 287.716, and 287.717, RSMo, set out
procedures regarding the calculation and application of the
surcharge.
This act is similar to HB 490 (2003).
RICHARD MOORE