Assessment Limits

§27-44-9(e). One percent (1%) of premiums received during the calendar year preceding the assessment in state for policies covered by the account.

Assessment Classes

§27-44-9(b) There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses . Class A assessment may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under Section 27–44–8 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer. (Amended effective 1/1/13)

Assessment Limits

§21.79.070(f). Except as provided in this subsection, the total of all assessments on a member insurer for each subaccount of the life and annuity account and for the health account may not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of the member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on policies or contracts covered by the account or subaccount during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. If two or more assessments are authorized in one calendar year with respect to member insurers that become impaired or insolvent in different calendar years, the average annual premiums for purposes of the aggregate assessment percentage limitation imposed under this subsection shall be limited to the highest of the average annual premiums during the preceding three calendar years for the applicable subaccount or account as calculated under this section. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the association in an account, does not provide in any one year in either account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the association, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon as permitted by this chapter. (Amended effective 07/01/18)

Assessment Classes

§21.79.070(b). Two classes of assessments: (1) Class A for administrative and legal costs, other expenses and examinations; (2) Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§20-686C(5) 5. The total of all assessments on a member insurer for each account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired insurer or insolvent insurer. If two or more assessments are authorized in one calendar year with respect to member insurers that become impaired or insolvent in different calendar years, the average annual premiums for purposes of the aggregate assessment percentage limitation shall be limited to the greater of the three year average annual premiums for the applicable account as calculated pursuant to this subsection. (Amended effective 12/31/2018)

Assessment Classes

§20-686B. Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs and general expenses; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the fund with regard to an impaired insurer or insolvent insurer. (Amended effective 9/12/2013)

Assessment Limits

§23-96-115(f)(1)(A). Total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each sub account of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in any one calendar year exceed 2% of that member insurers average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the sub account or account during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. §23-96-115(F)(1)(B). If two or more assessments are authorized in one calendar year with respect to insurers that become impaired or insolvent in different calendar years, the average annual premiums for purposes of the aggregate assessment percentage limitation referenced in subparagraph (a) shall be equal and limited to the higher of the three-year average annual premiums for the applicable sub account or account as calculated pursuant to this section. (Amended effective 8/1/97)

Assessment Classes

§23-96-115(b). Two classes of assessments: (1) (A) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. (B) Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired insurer or insolvent insurer; and (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under § 23-96-106(b), §§ 23-96-110 — 23-96-114, and 23-96-120 with regard to an impaired insurer or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§1067.08(e)(1): the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in one calendar year exceed 2 percent of that member insurer's average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. Amended effective 9.27.2010.

Assessment Classes

§1067.08(b). Two assessment classes: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of subdivision (e) of Section 1067.11. Class A as-sessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under Section 1067.07 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§10-20-109(5)(a). Two percent (2%)of the average premiums received by the insurer in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became impaired or insolvent.

Assessment Classes

§10-20-109. Two classes of assessments: Class A for meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§38a-866(e)(1)(A) Subject to the provisions of subparagraph (B) of this subdivision, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two per cent of such insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§38a-866(b) There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and other general expenses not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 38a-865 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§4409(e)(1)(a). Subject to paragraph (e)(1)b. of this section, the total of all assessments authorized by the Association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in 1 calendar year exceed 2% of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this State on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§4409(b). There shall be 3 classes of assessment as follows: (1) Class A assessments, shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called annually to provide for the oversight activity of the Commissioner, thereby minimizing the need to make class C assessments. (3) Class C assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the duties of the Association under this title with regards to an impaired or insolvent member insurer.

Assessment Limits

§31-5406(e)(1). Two percent (2%) of the average premiums received on business in the state covered by each account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer is declared impaired or insolvent.

Assessment Classes

There shall be 2 assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be made for the purposes of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of §?31-5409(e). Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Association under §?31-5405 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§631.718(5)(a) 1. The total of all assessments upon a member insurer for each account may not in any one calendar year exceed 1 percent of the sum of the insurer’s premiums written in this state regarding business covered by the account received during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the assessment is made, divided by three. If premium information for the 3-year period is not reasonably available for each member insurer, the association may use any reasonably available premium information. 2. For long-term care insurer impairments and insolvencies only, the total assessments upon a member insurer or member health maintenance organization of the Florida Health Maintenance Organization Consumer Assistance Plan may not, in any one calendar year, exceed 0.5 percent of the sum of the member insurer’s or member health maintenance organization’s premiums written in this state regarding business covered by the account received during the calendar year preceding the year in which the assessment is made. If premium information is not reasonably available for each member insurer or member health maintenance organization of the Florida Health Maintenance Organization Consumer Assistance Plan, the association or the Florida Health Maintenance Organization Consumer Assistance Plan may use any reasonably available premium information. (b) The provisions of this subsection apply to any assessments made on or after October 1, 1995, without regard to the date of the impairment or insolvency.

Assessment Classes

§631.718(2). There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (a) Class A assessments shall be made by the board of directors for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and other general expenses and for examinations conducted under the authority of s. 631.723(3) which are not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (b) Class B assessments shall be made by the board of directors for the purpose of carrying out the powers and duties of the association under s. 631.717 relating to an impaired or insolvent domestic, foreign, or alien insurer.

Assessment Limits

§ 33-38-15(e)(1). Two percent (2%) of premiums in state for policies covered by the account in the calendar year preceding the assessment.

Assessment Classes

§ 33-38-15(b) There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and legal and other general expenses not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer, and examinations conducted under the authority of subsection (c) of Code Section 33–38–16; and (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under Code Section 33–38–7 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer. (Amended effective 7/1/12)

Assessment Limits

§431:16-209(e)(1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (2), the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two per cent of the insurer's average premiums received in this State on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) If two or more assessments are authorized in one calendar year with respect to insurers that become impaired or insolvent in different calendar years, the average annual premiums for purposes of the aggregate assessment percentage limitation referenced in this section shall be equal and limited to the higher of the three-year average annual premiums for the applicable account as calculated pursuant to this section. (Amended effective 7/1/12)

Assessment Classes

§431:16-209(b) There shall be two assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs, and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of section 431:16–212(e). Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 431:16–208 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer. (Amended effective 7/1/12)

Assessment Limits

§41-4309(5)(a) The total of all class B assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each account shall not in one (1) calendar year exceed two percent (2%) of such insurer's premiums received in this state during the calendar year preceding the assessment on the policies covered by the account. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the association in an account, does not provide in any one (1) year in an account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the association, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by this chapter.

Assessment Classes

§41-4309(2) There shall be two (2) classes of assessments: (a) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (b) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 41-4308, Idaho Code, with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

215 ILCS 5/531.09(5). (a) Subject to the provisions of this paragraph, the total of all assessments authorized by the Association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in one calendar year exceed 2% of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this State on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

215 ILCS 5/215 ILCS 5/531.09(2). There shall be 2 classes of assessments, as follows: (a) Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and other general expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of the Director under subsection (5) of Section 531.12 [215 ILCS 5/531.12]. (b) Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Association under Section 531.08 [215 ILCS 5/531.08] with regard to an impaired or insolvent domestic insurer or insolvent foreign or alien insurers.

Assessment Limits

§27-8-8-6(i) Subject to subsection (j), the total of all assessments authorized by the association in one (1) calendar year against a member insurer for a given subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account or for the health account with respect to any single assessment base year must not exceed two percent (2%) of the member insurer’s premiums received in Indiana on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the applicable assessment base year.

Assessment Classes

§27-8-8-6(b). There are two (2) classes of assessments as follows: (1) Class A assessments are assessments that are authorized and called by the board for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired insurer or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments are assessments that are authorized and called by the board to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under this chapter with regard to an impaired insurer or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§508C.9.5.a. (1) Subject to the provisions of subparagraph (2) of this paragraph “a”, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each of the accounts established pursuant to section 508C.6, and designated as the health account, the life insurance account, the annuity account, and the unallocated annuity contract account, shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer becomes impaired or insolvent.

Assessment Classes

§508C.9.2. There are two classes of assessments as follows: a. Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. b. Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 508C.8 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

The total of all assessments upon a member insurer for each account shall not in any one calendar year exceed 2% of such member insurer’s average premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the years in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of subsection (e) of K.S.A. 40-3012, and amendments thereto. Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under K.S.A. 40-3008, and amendments thereto, with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under K.S.A. 40-3008, and amendments thereto, with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

KRS 304.42-090(5)(a). Subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) of this subsection, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each account shall not in any one (1) calendar year exceed two percent (2%) of the member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three (3) calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the association in any other account, does not provide in any one (1) year in any other account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the association, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by this subtitle.

Assessment Classes

KRS 304.42-090(2). There shall be two (2) classes of assessments: (a) Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; (b) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under KRS 304.42-080 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

LSA-R.S. 22:2088.E(1). (a) The total of all assessments upon an insurer for each account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of such average premiums received of the insurers in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

LSA-R.S. 22:2088.B. There shall be two assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of R.S. 22:2091. Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer and their administration thereof. (2) Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association pursuant to R.S. 22:2087 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§4609. 4. The association may abate or defer, in whole or in part, the assessment of a member insurer if, in the opinion of the board of directors, payment of the assessment would endanger the ability of the member insurer to fulfill its contractual obligations. Once the conditions that caused a deferral have been removed or rectified, the member insurer shall pay all assessments that were deferred pursuant to a repayment plan approved by the association. The total of all assessments upon a member insurer for each account may not in any one calendar year exceed 2% of the insurer’s premiums in this State on the policies covered by the account.

Assessment Classes

§4609.2-A. There are 2 classes of assessments, as set out in this subsection. A. Class A assessments are authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and other general expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. B. Class B assessments are authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 4608 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§ 9-409(f)(1). Two percent (2%) of premiums in state for policies covered by the account.

Assessment Classes

§ 9-409(c). Two classes of assessments: Class A assessments for administrative costs and other general expenses not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and Class B assessments to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Corporation with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§146B(9)(E). Two percent (2%) of insurers average premiums received in the state for policies covered by each account during the three calendar years preceding the year of impairment/insolvency.

Assessment Classes

§146B(9)(B). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs, other expenses and examinations; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§500.7709(8). Two percent (2%) of the member insurer's average annual premiums received in the state on the policies covered by each account or subaccount during the three calendar years prior to the impairment/insolvency. *NOTE: this provision is updated as of 1/10/2007.

Assessment Classes

§500.7709(2). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative and legal costs, other general expenses; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired insurer or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§61B.24, subd.5. Two percent (2%) of average annual premiums in state for the three prior calendar years for policies covered by each account or each sub account.

Assessment Classes

§61B.24, subd.2. Two classes of assessments: Class A, for administrative, legal and other expenses, and examinations; Class B, to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to impaired or insolvent insurers.

Assessment Limits

§83-23-217(5)(a). Two percent (2%) of average annual premiums in state for policies covered by each account or subaccount during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became impaired or insolvent.

Assessment Classes

§83-23-217(2). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative and legal costs, other expenses; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§376.737.2. (1) Subject to the provisions of subdivision (2) of this subsection, the total of all assessments upon a member insurer for each account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of such insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the association in any account, does not provide in any one year in the account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the association, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by sections 376.715 to 376.758.

Assessment Classes

§376.735.2. There shall be two assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments may be made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; (2) Class B assessments may be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under sections 376.715 to 376.758 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§33-10-227(6)(a)(i) Subject to the provisions of subsection (6)(a)(ii), the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account may not in 1 calendar year exceed 2% of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§33-10-227(3). There are two classes of assessments: (a) Class A assessments must be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (b) Class B assessments must be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under 33-10-205 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§44-2708(5)(a) Subject to the provisions of subdivision (b) of this subsection, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for the life insurance account, the annuity account, and the health account shall not in one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§44-2708(2). There shall be two classes of assessments as follows: (a) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative costs and other general expenses, including expenses for examinations conducted under the authority of subdivision (3) of section 44-2711. Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and (b) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 44-2707 with regard to an impaired or insolvent domestic insurer.

Assessment Limits

§686C.250.2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, the total of all assessments authorized by the Association with respect to a member insurer for: (a) The Life and Annuity Account and each of its subaccounts; and (b) The Health Account, respectively must not in any 1 calendar year exceed 2 percent of the member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became impaired or insolvent.

Assessment Classes

§686C.230. 2. There are two classes of assessments, as follows: (a) Assessments in Class A must be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. An assessment in Class A need not be related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (b) Assessments in Class B must be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Association under NRS 686C.150 to 686C.220, inclusive, with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§408-F:9.V.(a). Subject to the provisions of subparagraph (b), the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in any one calendar year exceed 2 percent of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the 3 calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the association in any account, does not provide in any one year in either account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the association, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by this chapter.

Assessment Classes

§408-F:9.II There shall be 2 assessments, as follows: (a) Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of RSA 408-F:12, V. Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (b) Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under RSA 408-F:8 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§17B:32A-8.e. Two percent (2%) of the insurers average premiums received in the state during the three calendar years preceding the year of impairment or insolvency.

Assessment Classes

§17B:32A-8.b. Two classes of assessments: Class A for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs of the association along with other expenses and examinations conducted under this act. Class A assessments shall also be made, upon the request of the commissioner, for the purpose of meeting costs incurred by or on behalf of the department in the administration of an insolvent insurer to the extent those costs exceed assets of the insolvent insurer available for that purpose; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with respect to an impaired or an insolvent insurer. The amount of Class B assessments for long-term care insurance written by the impaired or insolvent insurer shall be allocated according to a methodology included in the plan of operation and approved by the commissioner. The methodology shall provide for 50 percent of the assessment to be allocated to accident and health member insurers and 50 percent to be allocated to life and annuity member insurers.

Assessment Limits

§59A-42-8.G. Subject to the provisions of Subsection H of this section, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health insurance account shall not in one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer's average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. (Amended effective 7/1/12)

Assessment Classes

§59A-42-8.B. There shall be two classes of assessments as follows: (1) class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and (2) class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§7709(e)(2) The total of all assessments upon a member insurer for each account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of such insurer's premiums received in this state during the calendar year preceding the assessment on the policies covered by the account. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the corporation in either account, does not provide in any one year in either account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the corporation, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by this article.

Assessment Classes

§7709(b). Three classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs, general expenses and examinations; Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired/insolvent domestic insurer; and Class C to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired/insolvent foreign or alien insurer.

Assessment Limits

§58-62-41(g). The total of all assessments authorized by the Association upon a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent (2%) of the member insurer's average annual premiums received in this State on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became a delinquent insurer. If two or more assessments are authorized in one calendar year with respect to member insurers that become impaired or insolvent in different calendar years, the average annual premiums for purposes of the aggregate assessment percentage limitation shall be equal and limited to the higher of the three-year average annual premiums for the applicable subaccount or account as calculated pursuant to this subsection. If the maximum assessment, together with the other assets of the Association in any account, does not provide in any one year in either account an amount sufficient to carry out the Association's responsibilities, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by this Article.

Assessment Classes

§58-62-41(b). There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular delinquent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Association under G.S. 58-62-36 with regard to a delinquent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§26.1-38.1-06.9.a. Subject to subdivision b, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account may not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§26.1-38.1-06.2. There must be two classes of assessment, as follows: a. Class A assessments must be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. b. Class B assessments must be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 26.1-38.1-05 with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§3956.09(E)(1). Two percent (2%) of the average premiums in state for policies covered by the account during the three calendar years preceeding the impairment or insolvency.

Assessment Classes

§3956.09(B). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative and legal costs, other expenses and examinations; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer. The amount of any class A assessment shall be determined by the board and may be authorized and called on a pro rata or non-pro rata basis. If pro rata, the board may provide that it be credited against future class B assessments. The amount of any class B assessment, except for assessments related to long-term care insurance, shall be allocated for assessment purposes between the accounts and among the subaccounts of the life insurance and annuity account pursuant to an allocation formula which may be based on the premiums or reserves of the impaired or insolvent insurer or on any other standard considered by the board in its sole discretion as being fair and reasonable under the circumstances. The amount of the class B assessments for long-term care insurance written by the impaired or insolvent insurer shall be allocated according to a methodology included in the plan of operation and approved by the superintendent of insurance. The methodology shall provide for fifty percent of the assessment to be allocated to sickness and accident and health member insurers and fifty percent to be allocated to life and annuity member insurers.

Assessment Limits

§2030.E. The total of all assessments upon a member insurer for each account in any one (1) calendar year shall not exceed two percent (2%) of such average premiums of the insurer received in this state during the three (3) calendar years preceding the assessment on the policies and contracts covered by the account and in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. If the maximum assessment together with the other assets of the Association in any account does not provide in any one (1) year in either account an amount sufficient to carry out the responsibilities of the Association, the necessary additional funds shall be assessed as soon thereafter as permitted by the Oklahoma Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association Act. The Board may provide in the plan of operation, a method of allocating funds among claims, whether relating to one or more impaired or insolvent insurers, when the maximum assessment will be insufficient to cover anticipated claims.

Assessment Classes

§2030.B. There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: 1. Class A assessments shall be made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations. Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; 2. Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Association under Section 2028 of this title with regard to an impaired or an insolvent foreign or domestic insurer.

Assessment Limits

§734.815(5). Two percent (2%) of premiums in state for policies covered by each account.

Assessment Classes

§734.815(2). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs, legal costs and other general expenses whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

40 PS §991.1707(e)(1). Two percent (2%) of premiums in state for policies covered by each account.

Assessment Classes

40 PS §991.1707(b). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs, legal costs, general expenses and examinations; these assessments can be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer, and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent domestic insurer.

Assessment Limits

T.26 §39.090.5. a. Two percent (2%) of the average premiums in state for policies covered by the account during the three calendar years preceeding the impairment or insolvency.

Assessment Classes

T.26 §39.090.2.a, b. Two types of assessments: Class A to defray administrative and legal costs, as well as other expenses and the examinations; these assessments can be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer, Class B, to the extent needed to execute the powers and duties of the association with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§27-34.3-9(e)(1)(i) Three percent (3%) of the average premiums in state for policies covered by the account during the three calendar years preceeding the impairment or insolvency.(Amended effective 1/1/05)

Assessment Classes

§27-34.3-9(b)Two assessment classes: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under § 27-34.3-8 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer. (Amended effective 1/1/05)

Assessment Limits

§38-29.80(5). Four percent (4%) of premiums in state for policies covered by the account.

Assessment Classes

§38-29.80(2). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs, general expenses and examinations; and Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association with regard to an insolvent or impaired insurer;

Assessment Limits

§58-29C-52E(1)(a). Two percent (2%) of the average premiums in state for policies covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the impairment or insolvency. Effective July 1, 2003 (prior statute repealed).

Assessment Classes

§58-29C-52B. Two classes of assessments: Class A assessments for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses; and Class B assessments to carry out the powers and duties of the association under § 58-29C-51 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer. Effective July 1, 2003 (prior statute repealed).

Assessment Limits

§56-12.208(e)(1)(A) Subject to subdivision (e)(1)(B), the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account must not in one (1) calendar year exceed two percent (2%) of that member insurer's average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three (3) calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§56-12.208(b). There are two (2) classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments are made for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of § 56-12-211(e). Class A assessments may be made whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and (2) Class B assessments are made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association pursuant to § 56-12-207 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§463.153(c) The total amount of assessments on a member insurer for each account under Section 463.105 may not in one calendar year exceed two percent of the insurer’s average annual premiums on the policies covered by the account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the impaired or insolvent member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer. If two or more assessments are authorized in a calendar year with respect to member insurers that become impaired or insolvent in different calendar years, the average annual premiums for purposes of the aggregate assessment percentage limitation described by this subsection shall be equal to the higher of the three-year average annual premiums for the applicable subaccount or account as computed in accordance with this section. If the maximum assessment and the other assets of the association do not provide in a year an amount sufficient to carry out the association’s responsibilities, the association shall make necessary additional assessments as soon as this chapter permits.

Assessment Classes

§463.152. (a) Assessments are classified as Class A or Class B assessments. (b) Class A assessments are authorized and called to pay: (1) the association’s administrative costs; (2) administrative expenses that: (A) are properly incurred under this chapter; and (B) relate to an unauthorized insurer or to an entity that is not a member insurer; and (3) other general expenses not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (c) Class B assessments are authorized and called to the extent necessary for the association to carry out the association’s powers and duties under Sections 463.101, 463.103, 463.109, and 463.111(c) and Subchapter F with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§31A-28-109(5). (a) (i) Subject to Subsection (5)(b), the total of the assessments authorized by the association on a member insurer for each class or subclass may not in any one calendar year exceed 2% of the member insurer’s average annual assessable premium in that class or subclass as defined in Subsection (3).

Assessment Classes

§31A-28-109(2) There are two classes of assessments: (a) a Class A assessment: (i) shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses; and (ii) may be authorized and called regardless of whether the assessment is related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; and (b) a Class B assessment shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under Section 31A-28-108 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 8, § 4179(e)(1)(A) Subject to the provisions of subdivision (1)(B) of this subsection (e), the total of all assessments authorized by the Association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the health account shall not in one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer’s average annual premiums received in Vermont on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§4179(b). Two classes of assessments: Class A for administrative costs and other general expenses; Class B to carry out the powers and duties of the association.

Assessment Limits

§38.2-1705.E. 1. a. Subject to the provisions of subdivision E 1 b, the total of all assessments authorized by the Association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life insurance and annuity account and for the accident and sickness account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of that member insurer's average annual premiums received in the Commonwealth on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§38.2-1705.B. There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: 1. Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. 2. Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the Association under § 38.2-1704 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§48.32A. Section 9.(5)(a)(i) Two percent (2%) of the average premiums in state for policies covered by the account during the three calendar years preceeding the impairment or insolvency. Amended effective 7/22/01.

Assessment Classes

§48.32A. Section 9.(2) The amount of a class A assessment is determined by the board and may be authorized and called on a pro rata or nonpro rata basis. If pro rata, the board may provide that it be credited against future class B assessments. The amount of a class B assessment, except for assessments related to long-term care insurance, must be allocated for assessment purposes between the accounts and among the subaccounts of the life insurance and annuity accounts, pursuant to an allocation formula which may be based on the premiums or reserves of the impaired or insolvent insurer or any other standard determined by the board to be fair and reasonable under the circumstances. The amount of the class B assessment for long-term care insurance written by an impaired or insolvent insurer must be allocated according to a methodology included in the plan of operation and approved by the commissioner. The methodology must provide for 50 percent of the assessment to be allocated to disability and health member insurers and 50 percent to be allocated to life and annuity member insurers.

Assessment Limits

§33-26A-9(e)(1). (A) Subject to the provisions of §33-26A-9(e)(1)(B) of this code, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each subaccount of the life and annuity account and for the health account shall not in any one calendar year exceed two percent of such insurer’s average annual premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the subaccount or account during the three calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Classes

§33-26A-9(b). There shall be two classes of assessments, as follows: (1) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called for the purpose of meeting administrative and legal costs and other expenses. Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer. (2) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under §33-26A-8 of this code with regard to an impaired or insolvent insurer.

Assessment Limits

§646.51(4)(a) The total of all assessments for an amount authorized by the board under this section with respect to an insurer may not, in one calendar year, exceed 2% of the insurer's assessable premiums under sub. (3) (am) or (b) on the types of policies and contracts that are covered by the account.

Assessment Classes

§646.51(3) Two classes of assessments: (am)General, and (c) administrative.

Assessment Limits

§26-42-107(g). (i) Subject to paragraph (ii) of this subsection, the total of all assessments authorized by the association with respect to a member insurer for each account shall not in any one (1) calendar year exceed two percent (2%) of the insurer’s average premiums received in this state on the policies and contracts covered by the account during the three (3) calendar years preceding the year in which the member insurer became an impaired or insolvent insurer;

Assessment Classes

§26-42-107(b). There shall be two (2) assessments as follows: (i) Class A assessments shall be authorized and called to pay administrative and legal costs and other expenses and examinations conducted under the authority of W.S. 26-42-110(e). Class A assessments may be authorized and called whether or not related to a particular impaired or insolvent insurer; (ii) Class B assessments shall be authorized and called as necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under W.S. 26-42-106 with regard to an impaired or an insolvent insurer.