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§  1552. Allocation. Where the taxable insurance contract covers risks  located or resident both within and without this state,  the  amount  of  premiums  allocable to risks resident or located within this state shall  be determined pursuant to rules and regulations of the  commissioner  of  taxation  and  finance.  In promulgating such rules and regulations, the  commissioner of taxation and finance shall give due consideration to the  rules and regulations promulgated by  the  superintendent  of  insurance  pursuant  to  subsection (b) of section nine thousand one hundred two of  the insurance law.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-33-a > 1552

§  1552. Allocation. Where the taxable insurance contract covers risks  located or resident both within and without this state,  the  amount  of  premiums  allocable to risks resident or located within this state shall  be determined pursuant to rules and regulations of the  commissioner  of  taxation  and  finance.  In promulgating such rules and regulations, the  commissioner of taxation and finance shall give due consideration to the  rules and regulations promulgated by  the  superintendent  of  insurance  pursuant  to  subsection (b) of section nine thousand one hundred two of  the insurance law.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-33-a > 1552

§  1552. Allocation. Where the taxable insurance contract covers risks  located or resident both within and without this state,  the  amount  of  premiums  allocable to risks resident or located within this state shall  be determined pursuant to rules and regulations of the  commissioner  of  taxation  and  finance.  In promulgating such rules and regulations, the  commissioner of taxation and finance shall give due consideration to the  rules and regulations promulgated by  the  superintendent  of  insurance  pursuant  to  subsection (b) of section nine thousand one hundred two of  the insurance law.