Nev. Admin. Code § 616B.433 - Determination of tangible net worth of employer; authority of Commissioner to accept additional deposit
1. To enable the
Commissioner to determine the tangible net worth of a self-insured employer,
the employer shall submit to the Commissioner all financial statements and
accompanying footnotes, including an independent auditor's opinion. Each
statement must be audited.
2. The
following factors must be used to review the audited financial statements:
(a) The auditor's opinion.
(b) The various financial ratios, including
working capital and cash flow.
(c)
Any footnotes related to:
(1) A contingency or
commitment;
(2) A party;
(3) A bad debt; or
(4) The restructuring of an
operation.
3.
If any of the factors in subsection 2 are deemed material, the Commissioner may
deny certification.
4. In
determining the tangible net worth of a self-insured employer, the Commissioner
will disallow as assets of the employer:
(a)
Goodwill; and
(b) Any other item
listed as an asset that is deemed unacceptable by the Commissioner because it
cannot be justified or does not directly support the ability of the employer to
pay a claim.
5. If,
after accounting for the factors in subsection 2, the Commissioner determines
that the employer's financial statements do not demonstrate the tangible net
worth otherwise required by subsection 1 of NAC
616B.424, but demonstrate that
the employer has sufficient financial resources to make certain the prompt
payment of all compensation that may be due under chapters 616A to 616D,
inclusive, or chapter 617 of NRS, the Commissioner may accept as an additional
deposit any instrument described in NAC
616B.436 in the amount of
$2,500,000 in lieu of the requirement set forth in subsection 1 of NAC
616B.424. The deposit described
in this subsection must be separate from the deposit required pursuant to
NRS
616B.300.
Notes
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