Md. Code Regs. 14.09.14.06 - Funds, Advance Premium Discounts, Surplus Distribution, Deficits
A. The trustees of
any group self-insurers' fund may not allow advance premium discounts to any
member in excess of that allowed by the excess insurance underwriter, subject,
however, to a maximum of 15 percent of their standard premium.
B. Any surplus monies for a fund year in
excess of the amount necessary to fulfill all obligations under the Workers'
Compensation Law for that fund year, including a provision for claims incurred
but not reported, may be declared to be refundable by the trustees at any time,
and the amount of the declaration shall be a fixed liability of the fund at the
time of the declaration.
C. The
date of payment shall be as agreed by the trustees except that surplus monies
not needed to satisfy the loss fund requirements, that is, trustees' funds, may
be refunded immediately after the end of the fund year with the approval of the
Commission. The intent of this section is to ensure that sufficient monies are
retained to assure that total assets are greater than total liabilities for
each fund year.
D. In the event of
a deficit in any fund year, the deficit shall be made up immediately from any
of the following:
(1) Unencumbered surplus
from a fund year other than the current fund year;
(2) Trustees' funds;
(3) By assessment of the membership of the
deficit fund year if ordered; or
(4) By such alternative method as the
Commission may approve.
E. The Commission shall be notified before
any transfer of unencumbered surplus funds.
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