Kansas Non-Admitted Insurer Reporting Notice
As of the date of this notice, non-admitted insurers writing business in Kansas will use SLIP+ for States to submit policy data on a quarterly (foreign) or annual (alien) basis.
As of the date of this notice, non-admitted insurers writing business in Kansas will use SLIP+ for States to submit policy data on a quarterly (foreign) or annual (alien) basis.
This report provides a high-level review of Wyoming’s property insurance market. The review begins with statewide admitted and surplus lines premium trends, then looks more closely at commercial property and homeowners as two selected segments for comparison.
Effective January 1, 2027, the Arkansas Insurance Department will transition to Slip+ for States as the required platform for Arkansas surplus lines insurers, agents, and brokers to report transactions and pay premium taxes in accordance with Ark. Code Ann. § 23-65-315. Slip+ for States will replace the Optlns platform.
The Office of the Montana State Auditor | Commissioner of Securities and Insurance requests information regarding the non-admitted insurance that was written in Montana for the year 2026 and going forward. This data is being requested to assist with the reconciling of premium written by non-admitted insurance companies with the premiums reported by Montana surplus lines licensees and independently procured coverage insureds. As of the date of this notice, non-admitted insurers writing business in Montana will use SLIP+ for States to submit policy data on a quarterly (foreign and domestic) or annual (alien) basis.
The Kansas Department of Insurance is adopting SLIP+ for the reporting and payment of all Kansas surplus lines premium taxes beginning April 1, 2026.
Effective January 1, 2026, the Alabama Department of Insurance has adopted the SLIP+ for States platform for the reporting and payment of Alabama surplus line policy data and taxes in accordance with §27-10-31 of the Alabama Code.
The Colorado Division of Insurance hereby requests policy information regarding non-admitted insurance that was written in Colorado for year 2025 and all subsequent years. This data is necessary to assist with the reconciling of premium written by non-admitted insurance companies with the premiums reported by Colorado surplus lines producers and independently procured coverage insureds.
Montgomery, AL –The Alabama Department of Insurance is adopting SLIP+ for States for the reporting and payment of all Alabama surplus lines premium taxes beginning January 1, 2026.
Effective January 1, 2026 the Office of the Montana State Auditor, Commissioner of Securities and Insurance (CSI) will adopt the SLIP+ for States platform for the reporting of Montana surplus lines policies and endorsements and payment of Montana surplus lines premium taxes.
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance requests that all non-admitted insurers doing business in Tennessee submit the information outlined in this bulletin
regarding surplus lines insurance policies written in Tennessee beginning with calendar year 2024 and going forward