Georgia Code § 33-8-2

Fees and taxes imposed upon representatives of insurers of other states
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The same fees or taxes imposed upon Georgia agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers, as listed in this chapter, for the privilege of doing business in another state shall be imposed upon agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers of such other state doing business in this state, in accordance with Code Section 33-3-26 .
The same fees or taxes imposed upon Georgia agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers, as listed in this chapter, for the privilege of doing business in another state shall be imposed upon agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers of such other state doing business in this state, in accordance with Code Section 33-3-26 .
The same fees or taxes imposed upon Georgia agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers, as listed in this chapter, for the privilege of doing business in another state shall be imposed upon agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers of such other state doing business in this state, in accordance with Code Section 33-3-26 .
The same fees or taxes imposed upon Georgia agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers, as listed in this chapter, for the privilege of doing business in another state shall be imposed upon agents, brokers, adjusters, or any other representatives of insurers of such other state doing business in this state, in accordance with Code Section 33-3-26 .

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