Section 11-51-123 Insurance Companies - Company May Engage in Business in Municipality Upon Payment or Tender of Tax; Agents Not to Be Subject to Further Privilege or Occupational Taxes.
An authorized insurance company may do business in a city or town after paying or tendering the amount set by the local ordinance, and its agents do not have to pay extra privilege or occupational taxes for representing it or soliciting business.
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Section 11-51-123 Insurance Companies - Company May Engage in Business in Municipality Upon Payment or Tender of Tax; Agents Not to Be Subject to Further Privilege or Occupational Taxes.
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