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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 342 — Workers' compensation

342.1222 Refunds or credits on canceled or returned premiums.

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(1)Every insurance carrier shall be entitled to a refund or credited with assessments
paid on all canceled or returned premiums, including dividends paid or credited to
policyholders, if the assessments are returned by the insurance carrier to the
policyholder in addition to the canceled or returned premium.
(2)The assessments paid pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall be refunded or
credited in the manner provided in KRS 134.580, provided that the claim for refund
or credit, with respect to all claims filed on or after July 13, 1990, is made by the
insurance carrier within four
(4)years of the date the insurance carrier returns the
assessments to the employer.
(3)A claim for refund or credit shall be made on a form prescribed by the funding
commission and shall contain any information that the funding commission may
require.
(4)No insurance carrier shall be entitled to a refund or credit of the assessments paid
pursuant to the provisions of this chapter where the assessments have been collected
from an employer as provided by KRS 342.122, unless the amount of assessments
collected from the employer are refunded to him by the insurance carrier who paid
the assessments to the funding commission.
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