26.1-34.1 Charitable Gift Annuities
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aiding, an educational, religious, charitable, scientific, or philanthropic institution and which is
organized as a nonprofit organization without profit to any person, may apply to the
commissioner for a certificate of exemption to receive gifts of money or other property
conditioned upon, or in return for, its agreement to pay an annuity to a donor or nominee or both.
The corporation shall include with its application any documents or information the commissioner
reasonably requires, including:1.Its name, location, and organization;2.Evidence that it possesses a current tax-exempt status under the laws of the United
States;3.A designation form appointing the commissioner as its attorney upon whom may be
served all lawful process in any action, suit, or proceeding instituted by or on behalf
of an annuitant or beneficiary arising out of any annuity contract;4.A statement of the financial condition, management, and affairs of the organization,
including an accurate and complete financial statement consisting of a balance
sheet and income and expense statement, showing the current financial condition of
the corporation and sworn to by the officer of the corporation having the
responsibility for preparing such statement; and5.A filing fee of one hundred dollars coincident with its application.26.1-34.1-02.Issuance of certificate of exemption to issue gift annuities.Thecommissioner shall issue a certificate of exemption if:1.All requirements of this chapter have been met; and2.The commissioner is satisfied that the corporation is in a position to competently
execute its responsibilities relative to such annuity contracts.26.1-34.1-03. Segregated account.1.Every corporation possessing a certificate of exemption shall maintain a segregated
account for all of its gift annuity liabilities.2.The assets of the segregated account are not liable for any debts of the corporation
other than those incurred pursuant to this chapter.3.The segregated account must be adequate to meet the future payments under all
outstanding annuity agreements.26.1-34.1-04. Contents of annuity contract or policy form. Each charitable annuitycontract or policy form used or issued by the corporation must include at least the following
information:1.The value of the property to be transferred;2.The amount of the periodic annuity benefits to be paid;3.The manner in which and the intervals at which payment is to be made;Page No. 14.The age of the person during whose life payment is to be made; and5.The reasonable value as of the date of the agreement of the benefits thereby
created.26.1-34.1-05.Continued compliance.The commissioner may require that acorporation possessing a certificate of exemption submit periodically any report the
commissioner determines to be desirable or necessary to ascertain compliance with
requirements of this chapter. The commissioner, whenever the commissioner determines it to be
expedient, may make or cause to be made an examination of the assets and liabilities and other
affairs of the corporation as the same pertains to annuity agreements entered into pursuant to
this chapter. The reasonable expenses incurred for any such examination must be fixed and
paid in accordance with section 26.1-03-19.6.26.1-34.1-06.Grounds for denial, revocation, or suspension of certificate ofexemption. The commissioner may refuse to grant, or may revoke or suspend, a certificate of
exemption if the commissioner finds that the corporation does not meet or continue to meet the
requirements of this chapter or that the corporation has violated this chapter or chapter 26.1-04.26.1-34.1-07. Other applicable code provisions. Except as prescribed in this chapter,the corporation is otherwise exempt from the provisions of this code and other insurance laws.Page No. 2Document Outlinechapter 26.1-34.1 charitable gift annuities