State Of ArkansasSCHEDULE OF COMPANY FEES, TAXES, AND DEPOSITSProperty & Casualty CompaniesSection I Fees Admission Fees Certificate of Authority Application fee (due at time of application) $1000.00 Certificate of Authority issuance fee (due before issuance of 300.00 Certificate of Authority) Annual Fees (To be paid with Premium Tax- See Section II) Certificate of Authority Renewal $ 100.00 Annual Statement Filing Fee 50.00 Penalty for late filing (per day) 100.00
Company Financial Regulation Fee (CFRF) See Filing instructions and forms Under Accounting Division on Department Web Page. Other Fees Filing of Articles of Incorporation (due with amended document) $ 100.00 Filing of Bylaws (due with amended document) 25.00 Name Change (due at time of request) 500.00 Redomestication (due at time of request) 500.00 Addition/Deletion of Line of Business (due at time of request) 500.00 Certificate of Deposit (due at time of request) 10.00 Certificate of Compliance (due at time of request) 20.00 Certificate of Valuation (due at time of request) 10.00 Service of Process (due at time of submission) 25.00 |
State Of ArkansasSCHEDULE OF
COMPANY FEES, TAXES, AND DEPOSITS
Property & Casualty Companies(Continued) Section II Taxes & Fees: Download forms and filing instructions from the Accounting Division- Premium Taxes Section of the Arkansas Insurance Department Web Page.
Section III - Deposits SECURITY DEPOSIT A foreign insurer must make and thereafter continuously maintain on deposit in this state or your state of domicile, securities eligible for deposit of a fair market value of not less than $100,000 for the benefit of all its policyholders and creditors. Kind or Kinds of Insurance Minimum
Deposit * Accident & Health . $100,000 Property $100,000 Casualty $100,000 Surety $100,000 *** Marine $100,000 Title $100,000 Property, Casualty & Marine . $100,000 * Additional deposits may be required for admission based upon the results of the review process for the company. *** The amount for a company applying for surety in conjunction with property or casualty is reduced to $50,000. |