Wisconsin Code § 76.67

Reciprocal taxation of foreign insurers
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(1) In
this section, “taxes” means the taxes imposed on foreign insurers
under ss. 76.60, 76.63, 76.65 (2) and 601.93 less offsets allowed
against those taxes under s. 646.51 (7) or the amounts imposed on
domestic insurers by another state for similar purposes.
(2) If any domestic insurer is licensed to transact insurance
business in another state, this state may not require similar insurers domiciled in that other state to pay taxes greater in the aggregate than the aggregate amount of taxes that a domestic insurer is
required to pay to that other state for the same year less the credits
under ss. 76.635, 76.636, 76.637, 76.638, and 76.655, except that
the amount imposed shall not be less than the total of the amounts
due under ss. 76.65 (2) and 601.93 and, if the insurer is subject to
s. 76.60, 0.375 percent of its gross premiums, as calculated under
s. 76.62, less offsets allowed under s. 646.51 (7) or under ss.
76.635, 76.636, 76.637, 76.638, 76.639, and 76.655 against that
total, and except that the amount imposed shall not be less than
the amount due under s. 601.93.
(2) If any domestic insurer is licensed to transact insurance business in another state, this state may not require similar insurers domiciled in that other
state to pay taxes greater in the aggregate than the aggregate amount of taxes
that a domestic insurer is required to pay to that other state for the same year
less the credits under ss. 76.636, 76.637, 76.638, and 76.655, except that the
amount imposed shall not be less than the total of the amounts due under ss.
76.65 (2) and 601.93 and, if the insurer is subject to s. 76.60, 0.375 percent of its
gross premiums, as calculated under s. 76.62, less offsets allowed under s.
646.51 (7) or under ss. 76.636, 76.637, 76.638, 76.639, and 76.655 against that
total, and except that the amount imposed shall not be less than the amount due
under s. 601.93.
(2) If any domestic insurer is licensed to transact insurance business in another state, this state may not require similar insurers domiciled in that other
state to pay taxes greater in the aggregate than the aggregate amount of taxes
that a domestic insurer is required to pay to that other state for the same year
less the credits under ss. 76.636, 76.637, and 76.638, except that the amount imposed shall not be less than the total of the amounts due under ss. 76.65 (2) and
601.93 and, if the insurer is subject to s. 76.60, 0.375 percent of its gross premiums, as calculated under s. 76.62, less offsets allowed under s. 646.51 (7) or under ss. 76.636, 76.637, 76.638, and 76.639 against that total, and except that the
amount imposed shall not be less than the amount due under s. 601.93.
(2) If any domestic insurer is licensed to transact insurance business in another state, this state may not require similar insurers domiciled in that other
state to pay taxes greater in the aggregate than the aggregate amount of taxes
that a domestic insurer is required to pay to that other state for the same year
less the credits under ss. 76.636 and 76.638, except that the amount imposed
shall not be less than the total of the amounts due under ss. 76.65 (2) and 601.93
and, if the insurer is subject to s. 76.60, 0.375 percent of its gross premiums, as
calculated under s. 76.62, less offsets allowed under s. 646.51 (7) or under ss.
76.636, 76.638, and 76.639 against that total, and except that the amount imposed shall not be less than the amount due under s. 601.93.
(2) If any domestic insurer is licensed to transact insurance business in another state, this state may not require similar insurers domiciled in that other
state to pay taxes greater in the aggregate than the aggregate amount of taxes
that a domestic insurer is required to pay to that other state for the same year
less the credits under s. 76.638, except that the amount imposed shall not be less
than the total of the amounts due under ss. 76.65 (2) and 601.93 and, if the insurer is subject to s. 76.60, 0.375 percent of its gross premiums, as calculated
under s. 76.62, less offsets allowed under s. 646.51 (7) or under ss. 76.638 and
76.639 against that total, and except that the amount imposed shall not be less
than the amount due under s. 601.93.

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