State premium tax liability definition
State premium tax liability means any liability
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by any
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by any entity under §33-3-
Examples of State premium tax liability in a sentence
The consideration applied to the purchase of an annuity will be net of the sum of administrative expenses applicable to the purchase of the annuity and any State premium tax liability due with respect to the purchase of the annuity.
If the Investor elects to purchase annuities for all of the Participants, MassMutual will apply to the purchase of annuities the amount by which (i) exceeds (ii), where: (i) equals the Market Value of the General Account Assets; and (ii) equals the sum of: (I) administrative expenses applicable to the purchase of the annuities, and (II) any State premium tax liability due with respect to the purchase of the annuities.
More Definitions of State premium tax liability
State premium tax liability means any premium
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by any entity pursuant to Chapter 7, Title 38.
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by an insurance company
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by an insurance company for the following taxes, as applicable:
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by an entity under Chapters 221 through 226.
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by an entity pursuant to Sections 38‑7‑20, 38‑7‑30, 38‑7‑40, 38‑7‑50, and 38‑7‑90. If this tax liability is eliminated or reduced, the term also includes any state tax liability imposed on an insurance company or other person that had premium tax liability under the laws of this State.
State premium tax liability means any liability incurred by an entity under Chapter 221, 222, 223, or 224.