In
2011, Georgia passed legislation that applied the other states’ rates on a
multi-state policy regardless of whether Georgia joined a compact or agreement.
The new law changes the 2011 legislation by eliminating the application of other
states’ rates on the portion of an exposure in another state, unless Georgia
joins a tax sharing compact or agreement. The
new law also applies the Georgia tax rate to independently procured insurance
policies, unless the state elects to join a multi-state tax sharing system.
Georgia’s
2011 NRRA legislation included many NRRA terms and authorized the state to
enter into a tax sharing agreement or compact with other states. At this time, Georgia
has not joined any tax sharing agreement or compact.
Comprehensive information
on the Georgia legislation and other states’ NRRA legislative actions is
available on the NAPSLO's website, in addition to a number of other
useful NRRA implementation resources.
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