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us-me/statute/title-36/chapter-357 — INSURANCE COMPANIES · Axiom

Axiom
Maine
Statutes
Title 36

Insurance Companies

35 sections

Companies taxable; rate
Annual returns to Superintendent of Insurance
Tax on premiums and annuity considerations
Tax on premiums of risk retention groups
Tax on premiums collected by captive insurers; rate of tax
Premium tax on travel insurance premiums
Applicability of provisions
Amount of tax
Returns to State Tax Assessor
Mutual fire companies doing mill business; returns
Neglect to make return; assessment; failure to pay
Ratio of tax on foreign insurance companies
Reciprocal contracts of indemnity
Power and authority of domestic companies
Returns; payment of tax
Self-insurers; return for calendar year 1982
Returns; payment of tax
Limitation on credit or refund
Interest on overpayment
Assessment of tax; notice; suspension for nonpayment
Taxation of workers' compensation insurers
Credit for employer-assisted day care
Employer-provided long-term care benefits
Employer-provided long-term care benefits on and after January 1, 2000
Solid waste reduction investment tax credit
Educational attainment investment tax credit
Recruitment credit
Pine Tree Development Zone tax credit
Maine Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association credit
Taxation of nonadmitted insurance coverage
Authority to enter into multistate agreement
New markets capital investment credit
Credit for rehabilitation of historic properties and affordable housing
Credit for educational opportunity
Employer credit for family and medical leave