28 Tex. Admin. Code § 25.32 - Financial Responsibility
(a) Each
license application shall be accompanied by a sworn financial statement for
each individual, partner or corporation, as applicable, disclosing the
applicant's financial condition and reflecting net assets for use in the
insurance premium finance business of not less than $25,000. As used here, "net
assets" means the total value of assets available for use in the business, less
liabilities other than those liabilities secured by assets which are not
acceptable for meeting the financial requirements under this section. The
financial statement shall also disclose any existing or anticipated lines of
credit for the applicant's use in the business or indicate that there are
none.
(b) Unacceptable assets
include, but are not limited to, goodwill, unpaid stock subscription, lines of
credit, property subject to the claim of homestead, and encumbered real or
personal property to the extent of the encumbrance. Valuations of accounts
receivable shall be adjusted by adequate reserves for unearned charges and bad
debts.
(c) Each licensee shall at
all times be required to maintain net assets for use in the insurance premium
finance business of not less than $25,000 for each location that is
licensed.
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