Sec. 38a-50. (Formerly Sec. 38-52). Fraternal, foreign and alien life insurers to reimburse state for costs of valuation.
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All fraternal benefit societies and all foreign and alien life insurance companies and other foreign and alien life insurers whose policy or contract reserves are valued by the Insurance Commissioner shall annually reimburse the state for the costs of such valuations. The total cost of all valuations during the fiscal year, including supervision and other overhead, shall be one hundred and thirty-five per cent of the total salaries paid to the valuation personnel of the Insurance Department engaged in valuing such policy and contract reserves less any salary reimbursements.
The commissioner shall apportion such total cost of valuations for the fiscal year among such life insurance companies and other life insurers whose policy or contract reserves are valued during such fiscal year on the basis of time involved in the several valuations and shall assess such fraternal benefit societies, foreign and alien insurance companies and other foreign and alien entities for their respective apportionments of the total cost. Such assessments shall be in addition to any other taxes and fees otherwise payable to the state.