20 Miss. Code. R. 1-1.16 - Assessment Procedure
1. Every Carrier or
Self-Insured shall report to the Commission all compensation and medical
payments for the prior calendar year (January 1st through December 31st) on or
before March 1st of each year on the Annual Assessment Report Form available on
the Commission's website. The Carrier or Self-Insured shall include the
six-digit Carrier Number at the time of submission. Additionally, each Carrier
or Self-Insured shall certify that the form is a true and correct report of
payments made by the Carrier or Self-Insured for the prescribed period. Failure
to include all information required shall result in the Annual Assessment
Report being returned to the Carrier or Self-Insured and may result in late
penalties.
2. Failure of the
Carrier or Self-Insured to submit the Annual Assessment Report on or before
March 1st shall result in assessment of a twenty dollars ($20.00) per day
penalty for each day the Carrier or Self-Insured fails to return the completed
Annual Assessment Report to the Commission.
3. When calculating the percentage of gross
claims for compensation and medical payments of Carriers and Self-Insureds to
fund the administration of the Commission, the Commission shall utilize a
percentage for the assessment that yields the closest total practical to the
budget amount appropriated by the Legislature.
4. A Carrier or Self-Insured shall have 30
days from the date of the assessment invoice to tender payment to the
Commission in the form and manner as directed by the assessment
invoice.
5. Failure of the Carrier
or Self-Insured to tender payment in the form and manner as directed by the
assessment invoice within 30 days from the date of the assessment invoice shall
result in notice to the Carrier or Self-Insured that payment is due and that a
late penalty of ten percent (10%) on the unpaid assessment amount is due at the
same time payment of the outstanding assessment is tendered.
6. Failure of any Carrier or Self-Insured to
pay an outstanding assessment within 60 days from the date of the assessment
invoice shall result in the Commission entering an Order to demand payment of
the outstanding assessment in full, including penalties. Further, failure to
promptly issue payment may result in the Commission suspending or revoking the
authorization to insure compensation or to be self-insured.
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