United States — Alaska
AS Title 21, Chapter 33: Unauthorized Insurers
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This chapter regulates unauthorized or nonadmitted insurers, including service of process, reporting, taxes, and penalties.
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United States — Alaska
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This chapter regulates unauthorized or nonadmitted insurers, including service of process, reporting, taxes, and penalties.
United States — Alaska
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This provision governs state fund disbursements, fee collection and accounting, and state investment powers and duties.
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This chapter regulates surplus lines insurance placed with nonadmitted insurers, including when it may be used, what brokers must report, tax and fee collection, and when the director can declare an insurer ineligible.
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This chapter authorizes exploration incentive credits for eligible exploration costs, with application, certification, timing, use, assignment, confidentiality, and fee rules.
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