HB 24-1119
signedMulti-State Tax Filing System for Insurance Taxes
Plain-English Summary
AI-generatedHouse Bill 24-1119 requires insurance companies to file their taxes and other related documents through a secure online system provided by the Colorado Division of Insurance. This new system will allow companies to submit these filings for multiple states using just one web-based application, starting from January 1, 2025. The bill has been signed into law and is now effective as of March 22, 2024, meaning insurance companies should start preparing to use this new online system soon.
Official Summary
The act requires insurance premium taxes, surplus lines taxes, and other associated state-specific insurance tax filings to be filed through a secure web-based application identified by the division of insurance. The act also authorizes the commissioner of the division of insurance (commissioner) to contract with a third party to provide a secure web-based application system that allows premium taxes, surplus lines taxes, and other state-specific filings to be filed for multiple states on a single web-based application system. The commissioner is authorized to promulgate rules to implement, operate, and enforce the requirements of the act. The act applies to tax filings submitted on or after January 1, 2025.
APPROVED by Governor March 22, 2024
EFFECTIVE March 22, 2024(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)
Details
- Chamber
- House
- First action
- 2024-03-22
- Latest action
- 2024-01-26
- Last action desc.
- Introduced In House - Assigned to Finance
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Related Legislation
This bill affects (9)
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relatesHB 18-1165(2018A)· signedSupplemental Appropriation - Department Of Public Safety
relatesHB 17-1278(2017A)· failedInsurance Premium Tax Deposit To Local Firefighter Fund
relatesSB 17-168(2017A)· signedSupplemental Appropriations Department of Public Safety
relatesHB 23-1288(2023A)· signedFair Access To Insurance Requirements Plan
relatesHB 23-1111(2023A)· signedUnauthorized Insurance Premium Tax Rate
relatesSB 17-044(2017A)· signedReporting Requirements By DORA To General Assembly
relatesHB 23-1121(2023A)· signedRepeal Of Infrequently Used Tax Expenditures
Affected by (14)
relatesHB 24-1434(2024A)· signedExpand Affordable Housing Tax Credit
relatesSB 26-178(2026A)· signedHealth Insurance Affordability Measures
relatesHB 24-1060(2024A)· signedTravel Insurance Consumer Protections
relatesHB 24-1316(2024A)· signedMiddle-Income Housing Tax Credit
relatesHB 24-1352(2024A)· signedAppliance Requirements & Incentives
relatesSB 24-126(2024A)· signedConservation Easement Income Tax Credit
relatesHB 26-1065(2026A)· signedTransit and Housing Investment Zones
relatesHB 25-1303(2025A)· signedFunding for Motor Vehicle Collision Prevention
relatesSB 25-277(2025A)· signedSunset Title Insurance Commission
relatesHB 25-1302(2025A)· signedIncrease Access Homeowner's Insurance Enterprises
relatesHB 25-1296(2025A)· signedTax Expenditure Adjustment
repealsHB 24-1470(2024A)· signedEliminate Premium Tax to Health Insurance Affordability Fund
repealsHB 25-1268(2025A)· signedUtility On-Bill Repayment Program Financing
repealsHB 24-1453(2024A)· signedRelocate Title 24 CLIMBER Act
Votes
BILL
2024-03-11 · Senate · pass — Yes: 31 · No: 0 · Other: —
BILL
2024-02-26 · House · pass — Yes: 55 · No: 5 · Other: —