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Another state is asking my Delaware domestic company to pay the Fraud fee on a retaliatory basis. Should I include it in the retaliatory calculation?

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Another state is asking my Delaware domestic company to pay the Fraud fee on a retaliatory basis. Should I include it in the retaliatory calculation?

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Yes. Some states do not consider the Fraud fee a special purpose assessment and can require that you include the fee on their retaliatory tax working form. Each state can treat fees differently. You should follow the instructions of the other state. 52. On Working Forms T-5 and T-6 of the annual return we provide information about the State Support of Fire Companies, but the forms say this is not a tax. Can you please tell me why we provide this information to you? Working Form T-5 and T-6 are used to report what is generally referred to as “Fire Tax” because the premium amounts stated on these reports are used to calculate the amount of State support for volunteer fire departments and non-profit ambulance/rescue services. Fire Tax is not actually a “tax”, but rather a “break-down by lines and location” report. On the premium tax report, a company must report ALL insurance business written in Delaware by that company during the previous calendar year. But the Fire Tax Report assembles

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