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    State Tax Day - Current, S.9, Texas—Insurance Tax: Insurance Tax Frequently Asked Questions, (Nov 4, 2025)

    Texas revised its list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) on insurance premium taxes. The FAQs were revised to:

    • update dates and figures for Volunteer Fire Department Assessment and MVCPA fees;

    • add historical context for and otherwise clarify CAPCO c ...

    Texas revised its list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) on insurance premium taxes. The FAQs were revised to:

    • update dates and figures for Volunteer Fire Department Assessment and MVCPA fees;

    • add historical context for and otherwise clarify CAPCO credits;

    • expand guidance for surplus lines, NRRA, and independently procured taxes;

    • clarify title insurance premium tax/retaliatory tax calculations; and

    • provide more precise instructions for captive insurance companies prepayments.

    In general, the FAQs, among other topics, cover:

    • credits available to licensed companies against their insurance premium taxes and their authority to transfer guaranty association assessment credits to other companies;

    • licensed captive insurance companies’ insurance premium and maintenance tax reporting responsibilities;

    • methods to file and pay surplus lines taxes and policies exempt from surplus lines tax;

    • types of insurance that are subject to a 4.85% independently procured insurance tax; and

    • unauthorized insurance premium tax and its filing and payment requirements.

    Letter No. 202510001W, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, October 29, 2025, ¶405-135

    Other References:

    Explanations at ¶88-001

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