Texas § 2602.210 RECOVERY OF ASSESSMENT IN RATES; TAX CREDIT.

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§ 2602.210 — RECOVERY OF ASSESSMENT IN RATES; TAX CREDIT.

Texas § 2602.210

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 2602.210 (2026).

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Sec. 2602.210. RECOVERY OF ASSESSMENT IN RATES; TAX CREDIT.

(a)A title insurance company is entitled to recover in its rates for the succeeding 12 months amounts paid in assessments not to exceed one percent of the company's net direct written premiums. In promulgating or establishing rates the commissioner shall consider assessments and refunds of assessments and shall adjust the rates to allow for recovery under this subsection.

(b)Unless the department determines that all amounts paid as assessments by each title insurance company have been recovered under Subsection (a), for any amount not recovered the title insurance company is entitled to a credit against its premium tax under Chapter 223 . The credit may be taken at a rate of 20 percent each year for five successive years followi

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Sec. 2602.210. RECOVERY OF ASSESSMENT IN RATES; TAX CREDIT. (a) A title insurance company is entitled to recover in its rates for the succeeding 12 months amounts paid in assessments not to exceed one percent of the company's net direct written premiums. In promulgating or establishing rates the commissioner shall consider assessments and refunds of assessments and shall adjust the rates to allow for recovery under this subsection.
(b) Unless the department determines that all amounts paid as assessments by each title insurance company have been recovered under Subsection (a), for any amount not recovered the title insurance company is entitled to a credit against its premium tax under Chapter 223 . The credit may be taken at a rate of 20 percent each year for five successive years following the date of assessment and, if the title insurance company elects, may be taken over an additional number of years.
(c) An amount of a tax credit allowed by this section that is unclaimed may be shown in the title insurance company's books and records as an admitted asset for all purposes, including an annual statement under Section 862.001 .
(d) If the association receives money related to a title insurance company receivership from any source, including payment of a claim made by the association against the estate of the title insurance company, that is in excess of the amount title insurance companies have recovered or are entitled to recover under this section, the excess money shall be held by the association in its title account to offset the amounts required for future assessments or administrative expenses of the association.
SUBCHAPTER F. COVERED CLAIMS

Legislative History

Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1274, Sec. 6, eff. April 1, 2005. Amended by: Acts 2019, 86th Leg., R.S., Ch. 775 (H.B. 1614 ), Sec. 21, eff. September 1, 2019.