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for filers of Kansas

This page provides important information for brokers and insurers operating in the state of Kansas. For general questions, please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page, which addresses common inquiries and offers step-by-step instructions to help you navigate these essential tasks.

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STATE RESOURCES

Information Specific to Kansas Filers

FILINGS RECEIVED DURING

1st Quarter

January 1 - March 31

Invoices Issued:
First Business Day of April

KS Tax Payments Due

March 1 of the following year

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due:
May 15

2nd Quarter

April 1 - June 30

Invoices Issued:
First Business Day of July

KS Tax Payments Due

March 1 of the following year

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due:
August 15

3rd Quarter

July 1 - September 30

Invoices Issued:
First Business Day of October

KS Tax Payments Due

March 1 of the following year

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due:
November 15

4th Quarter

October 1 - December 31

Invoices Issued:
First Business Day of January

KS Tax Payments Due

March 1 of the year the invoice is issued

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due:
February 15

SLIP+ eNews | March 5, 2026

Preparing For Kansas Integration

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SLIP+ Enews | February 10, 2026

Kansas Implementation Update: SLIP+ Transaction Fee

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BULLETINS

Stay informed with the latest bulletins from Kansas featuring updates and guidelines for brokers, insurers, and filers. This section ensures you have access to essential regulatory and industry-related information specific to Kansas.

WEBINAR

The following video has been recorded for Kansas' SLIP+ Onboarding Webinar.

KANSAS DOI ADOPTS SLIP+ FOR SURPLUS LINES

The Kansas Department of Insurance is adopting SLIP+ for the reporting and payment of all Kansas surplus lines premium taxes beginning April 1, 2026.

Kansas Department of Insurance Adopts SLIP+ for Reporting and Payment of Surplus Lines Premium Taxes

The Kansas Department of Insurance is adopting SLIP+ for the reporting and payment of all Kansas surplus lines premium taxes beginning April 1, 2026.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Kansas transactions should be filed in SLIP+ for States?

All Kansas policies, and endorsements on policies, with an effective date on or after January 1, 2026 should be reported in SLIP+. Additionally, all endorsement transactions for policies effective January 1, 2024 – December 31, 2025, and any policies not previously reported to KS DOI effective between January 1, 2024 – December 31, 2025 should be reported in SLIP+. Transactions on policies with an effective date prior to May 1, 2026 will be charged the 3% Kansas surplus lines tax; the SLIP+ transaction fee will not be charged on transactions for policies effective prior to May 1, 2026. Transactions on policies effective on or after May 1, 2026 will be charged the 3% Kansas surplus lines tax and the 0.175% SLIP+ transaction fee.

How should I file an endorsement for a Kansas policy?

To file an endorsement on a policy originally filed with KS DOI:

  1. Submit a placeholder “new business” filing. Use the original policy details and the true effective date of the policy but submit the transaction with $0 premium. This filing creates a policy record in SLIP+ for States so that subsequent endorsements can be filed.
  2. File the endorsement **Credit transactions will be verified by the SLIP+ team prior to approval**

A 3% premium tax will be assessed on all submitted transactions, but the SLIP+ transaction fee will only be assessed on transactions linked to policies effective on or after 5/1/26.

If you have an endorsement effective after 5/1/26 that is linked to a policy effective prior to 5/1/26, the transaction fee will NOT be assessed.

If your policy was originally filed in SLIP+ for States: Navigate to the Filings tab and select “Search & Manage Policies”. Once you have retrieved the policy record, click on the “Add Endorsement” icon. Enter the endorsement data as it appears on the policy documentation and submit.

What is the surplus lines tax rate for Kansas?

The current surplus lines tax rate for Kansas is 3% of the gross premium (premium + policy fees) payable by the broker.  

When are taxes due for Kansas?

Taxes are due annually by March 1st for the preceding calendar quarter. To remit taxes by their statutory deadline, please submit all transactions into SLIP+ by December 31 of the year they are effective. Brokers will have the option of paying taxes quarterly in SLIP+ using the same schedule as tax payments for *remove “other” states using SLIP+. The SLIP+ transaction fee is due quarterly using the schedule on the Invoicing and Payments page.

What is the filing requirement for Kansas transactions?

Kansas transactions should be submitted by December 31st of the year they became effective.  

Are policy fees subject to the surplus lines tax and SLIP+ transaction fee?

Yes, all policy or carrier fees charged to the insured on Kansas policies are considered taxable and should be reported in the Policy Fees field in SLIP+.  

What is the SLIP+ transaction fee for Kansas?

The SLIP+ transaction fee is 0.175% if the gross premium (premium plus all policy fees) for all transactions reported in SLIP+. The transaction fee is refunded pro-rata on all premium endorsements, cancellations, and backout transactions (reversals). The SLIP+ transaction fee is applies to all policies effective on or after May 1, 2026. Transactions on policies effective prior to May 1, 2026 will not be assessed a SLIP+ transaction fee.

Does Kansas maintain a list of eligible surplus lines insurers?

Yes, the list of Kansas eligible surplus lines insurers can be found on Kansas Department of Insurance website.  

Are quarterly affidavits required for Kansas?

NoKansas does not require a quarterly affidavit 

Is an annual report required for Kansas?

YesKansas requires an annual report to be submitted on or before March 1 for the preceding calendar year. Kansas requires an annual filing for all brokers who held an active license during the reporting period (preceding calendar quarter). The first annual report that should bsubmitted in SLIP+ will bdue by March 1, 2027. 

Do I still need to complete a Statement of Insured?

Pursuant to K.S.A. 40-246b(b), surplus lines producers must provide certain disclosures to the insured for whom the producer is obtaining surplus/excess lines coverag-e A signed Statement of Insured should be retained in insured’s file. Microsoft Word – SOI_0711.docx  

What is the invoicing schedule for Kansas?

Filings Received/Submitted

Q1 - January 1 – March 31

Invoices Issued

First Business Day of April

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due

May 15

Kansas Taxes Due

March 1 of the following year

Filings Received/Submitted

Q2 - April 1 – June 30

Invoices Issued

First Business Day of July

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due

August 15

Kansas Taxes Due

March 1 of the following year

Filings Received/Submitted

Q3 - July 1 - September 30

Invoices Issued

First Business Day of October

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due

November 15

Kansas Taxes Due

March 1 of the following year

Filings Received/Submitted

Q4 - October 1 - December 31

Invoices Issued

First Business Day of January

SLIP+ Transaction Fees Due

February 15

Kansas Taxes Due

March 1 of the year the invoice is issued

What is the filing deadline for Kansas policies?

Transaction effective date 

Reporting deadline (file in SLIP+ by)

January 1 – March 31

December 31st

April 1 – June 30

December 31st

July 1 – September 30

December 31st

October 1 – December 31

December 31st