50.75—Remitting the surcharge.
(a)
Each insurer shall provide a statement of
direct written premium and Federal Terrorism
Policy Surcharge to Treasury on a monthly basis,
starting with the first month within the
assessment period, through November of the
calendar year and on an annual basis as of the
last month of the calendar year. Reporting will be
on a form prescribed by Treasury and will be due
according to the following schedule:
(1)
For each month beginning in the first month
of the assessment period through November, the
last business day of the calendar month following
the month for which premium is reported, and
(1)
Cumulative calendar year direct written
premium adjusted for premium not subject to the
Federal Terrorism Policy Surcharge, summarized by
policy year.
(2)
The aggregate Federal Terrorism Policy
Surcharge amount calculated by applying the
established Surcharge percentage to the insurer's
adjusted direct written premium by policy
year.
(1)
Direct written premium as defined in §
50.5(g), adjusted for premium not subject to the
Federal Terrorism Policy Surcharge, summarized by
policy year and by commercial line of insurance as
specified in § 50.5(u).
(2)
The aggregate Federal Terrorism Policy
Surcharge amount calculated by applying the
established Surcharge percentage to the insurer's
adjusted direct written premium by policy
year.
(3)
In the case of an insurer that has chosen
not to collect the Federal Terrorism Policy
Surcharge from its policyholders as provided in §
50.74(f), a certification that the expense of
collecting the Surcharge during the assessment
period would have exceeded the amount of the
Surcharges collected over the assessment
period.
(d)
The calculated aggregate Federal Terrorism
Policy Surcharge amount, as described in
paragraphs (b)(2) and (c)(2) of this section,
shall be remitted to Treasury upon submission of
each monthly and annual statement. Through its
submitted statements, an insurer obtains credit
for a refund of any Federal Terrorism Policy
Surcharge previously remitted to Treasury that was
subsequently returned by the insurer to a
policyholder as attributable to refunded premium
under § 50.74(e). A negative calculated amount in
a monthly or annual statement indicates payment
from Treasury is due to the insurer.
(e)
Reporting shall continue for the one-year
period following the end of the assessment period
established by Treasury, unless otherwise
permitted by Treasury.