West Virginia Code § 33-3-14

Annual financial statement and premium tax return; remittance by
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insurer of premium tax, less certain deductions; special revenue funds created.
(a) Every insurer transacting insurance in West Virginia shall file with the commissioner, on
or before March 1, each year, a financial statement made under oath of its president or
secretary and on a form prescribed by the commissioner. The insurer shall also, on or before
March 1 of each year subject to the provisions of §33-3-14c of this code, undeer the oath of its
president or secretary, make a premium tax return for the previous calendar year on a form
prescribed by the commissioner showing the gross amount of direct prermiums, whether
designated as a premium or by some other name, collected, and received by it during the
previous calendar year on policies covering risks resident, located, or to be performed in this
state and compute the amount of premium tax chargeable to it in accordance with the
provisions of this article, deducting the amount of quarterly tpayments as required to be
made pursuant to the provisions of §33-3-14c of this code, if any, less any adjustments to the
gross amount of the direct premiums made during the calendar year, if any, and transmit
with the return to the commissioner a remittance in full for the tax due. The tax is the sum
equal to two percent of the taxable premium and also includes any additional tax due under
§33-3-14a of this code. All taxes, except those received on write your own federal flood
insurance premium taxes or private market flood insurance premium taxes, received by the
commissioner shall be paid into the insurance tax fund created in §33-3-14(b) of this code.
(b) There is created in the State Treasury a special revenue fund, administered by the
treasurer, designated the "insuerance tax fund". This fund is not part of the General Revenue
Fund of the state. It consists of all amounts deposited in the fund pursuant to §33-3-14(a),
§33-3-14a, §33-3-15, andL §33-3-17 of this code, any appropriations to the fund, all interest
earned from investment of the fund, and any gifts, grants, or contributions received by the
fund: Provided, That this subsection shall not apply to funds received on federal flood
insurance premium taxes or private market flood insurance premium taxes, which are
subject to §33-3-14(c) of this code. The treasurer shall, no later than the last business day of
each month, transfer amounts from the insurance tax fund to the General Revenue Fund that
the treasurer determines are not necessary for making premium tax refunds under this
article or §33-43-1 et seq. of this code.
(c) There is created in the State Treasury a special revenue fund, administered by the
treasurer, designated the "flood insurance tax fund". This fund is not part of the General
Revenue Fund of the state. All taxes collected pursuant to §33-3-14(a) of this code from
federal flood insurance policy premium taxes or private market flood insurance premium
taxes shall be deposited into the flood insurance tax fund. The flood insurance tax fund shall
contain collections, any appropriations to the fund, and any gifts, grants, and contributions
received. The Treasurer shall distribute funds from the flood insurance tax fund for the
operations and responsibilities of the State Office of the National Flood Insurance Program,
as provided in §15-5-20b of this code, for activities that promote and enhance floodplain
management issues, and for subgrants to local units of government and other eligible
entities after full consideration of the recommendations of the Division of Emergency
Management.

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