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Oklahoma

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for filers of Oklahoma

This page provides important information for brokers and insurers operating in the state of Oklahoma. 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.

If you have further questions or need additional assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team.

FILINGS RECEIVED DURING

Invoices Issued:
April

OK Payments Due:
April 30th

Invoices Issued:
July

OK Payments Due:
July 31st

Invoices Issued:
October

OK Payments Due:
October 31st

Invoices Issued:
January

OK Payments Due:
January 31st

SLIP+ Quarterly Reports

Q2 2025 Oklahoma Report

SLIP+ State report from April 1 – June 30, 2025

Q1 2025 Oklahoma Report

SLIP+ State report from January 1 – March 31, 2025

BULLETINS

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

OK-11-2024

Reconciliation of Non-Admitted Premium for Oklahoma Insurers

The Oklahoma Division of Insurance (Division) is requesting certain information regarding the non-admitted insurance that was written in Oklahoma for the year 2024 and going forward.

OK-BULLETIN-12-2023

Oklahoma Surplus Lines Agents and Direct Procurement Filers

The purpose of this bulletin is to advise Oklahoma licensed surplus lines agents and direct procurement filers that effective January 1, 2024 the Oklahoma Insurance Department will adopt the Surplus Lines Information Portal (SLIP) platform for the reporting and payment of Oklahoma surplus lines premium taxes in accordance with 36 O.S. § 1115.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Commercial Property

1000. Commercial Property
1001. Builders Risk – Commercial
1002. Business Income
1003. Apartments – Commercial
1004. Boiler and Machinery
1005. Commercial Package
1006. Condominium Package – Commercial
1007. Crop Hail
1008. Difference In Conditions
1009. Earthquake
1010. Flood – Commercial
1011. Glass – Commercial
1012. Mortgagee Impairment
1013. Windstorm and/or Hail – Commercial
1014. Mold Coverage – Commercial
1015. Sinkhole Coverage – Commercial
1016. Excess Flood – Commercial
1017. Collateral Protection (Force Placed Coverage)
1018. Fire

Residential Property

2000. Homeowners – HO-1
2001. Homeowners – HO-2
2002. Homeowners – HO-3
2003. Homeowners – HO-4 – Tenant
2004. Homeowners – HO-5
2005. Homeowners – HO-6 – Condo Unit Owners
2006. Homeowners – HO-8
2007. Builders Risk – Residential
2008. Flood – Personal
2009. Dwelling Property
2010. Farmowners Multi-Peril
2011. Mobile Homeowners
2012. Windstorm – Residential
2013. Mold Coverage – Residential
2014. Sinkhole Coverage – Residential
2015. Excess Flood – Personal

Ocean Marine

3000. Marina Operators Legal Liability – Taxable
3001. Marine Liabilities Package – Taxable
3002. Ocean Marine – Hull and/or Protection & Indemnity
3003. Ocean Cargo Policy
3004. Ship Repairers Legal Liability
3005. Stevedores Legal Liability
3006. Personal & Pleasure Boats & Yachts
3007. Ocean Marine Builders Risk
3008. Longshoremen (Jones Act)
3010. Marina Operators Legal Liability – Non-Taxable
3011. Marine Liabilities Package – Non-Taxable

Inland Marine

4000. Inland Marine – Commercial
4001. Inland Marine – Personal
4002. Motor Truck Cargo
4003. Jewelers Block
4004. Furriers Block
4005. Contractors Equipment
4006. Electronic Data Processing

Liability

5000. Commercial General Liability
5001. Commercial Umbrella Liability
5002. Directors & Officers Liability – Profit
5003. Directors & Officers Liability – Non-Profit
5004. Educator Legal Liability
5005. Employment Practices Liability
5006. Excess Commercial General Liability
5007. Excess Personal Liability
5008. Liquor Liability
5009. Owners & Contractors Protective
5010. Personal Umbrella
5011. Personal Liability
5012. Pollution & Environment Liability
5013. Product & Completed Operations Liability
5014. Public Officials Liability
5015. Police Professional Liability
5016. Media Liability
5017. Railroad Protective Liability
5018. Asbestos Removal & Abatement
5019. Guard Service Liability
5020. Special Events Liability
5021. Miscellaneous Liability
5022. Cyber Liability

Medical Malpractice

6000. Hospital Professional Liability
6001. Miscellaneous Medical Professionals
6002. Nursing Home Professional Liability
6003. Physician/Surgeon, Dentist Professional Liability

Errors & Omissions

7000. Architects & Engineers Liability
7001. Insurance Agents & Brokers E&O
7002. Lawyers Professional Liability
7003. Miscellaneous E&O Liability
7004. Real Estate Agents E&O
7005. Software Design Computer E&O

Automobile Coverages

8000. Commercial Auto Liability
8001. Commercial Auto Excess Liability
8002. Commercial Auto Physical Damage
8003. Dealers Open Lot
8004. Garage Liability
8005. Garage Keepers Legal
8006. Private Passenger Auto – Physical Damage Only
8007. Personal Excess Auto Liability

Aircraft

9000. Commercial Aircraft Hull and/or Liability
9001. Airport Liability
9002. Aviation Cargo
9003. Aviation Product Liability
9004. Hangarkeepers Legal Liability
9005. Personal & Pleasure Aircraft

Crime

1100. Bankers Blanket Bond
1101. Blanket Crime Policy
1102. Employee Dishonesty
1103. Identity Theft
1104. Deposit Forgery
1105. Miscellaneous Crime

Miscellaneous

1200. Accident & Health
1201. Credit Insurance
1202. Animal Mortality
1203. Mortgage Guaranty
1204. Worker’s Compensation – Excess Only
1205. Product Recall
1206. Kidnap/Ransom
1207. Surety
1208. Weather Insurance
1209. Prize Indemnification
1210. Travel Accident
1211. Terrorism
1212. Fidelity
1214. Parametric/Index-Based Coverage – Commercial
1215. Parametric/Index-Based Coverage – Personal

Does Bulletin No. 12-2023 apply to carriers?

Bulletin.12-2023 only applies to Oklahoma surplus lines agents and direct procurement filers. Currently, non-admitted carriers are not required to report Oklahoma policy data in SLIP+.

Can I register my agency for an Oklahoma SLIP+ account?

No, currently agency accounts are not available in SLIP+. All Oklahoma surplus lines policies should be reported under the individual surplus lines agent’s license.

Which Oklahoma policies should be filed in SLIP+?

All policies, and any associated endorsements, effective on or after January 1, 2024 should be filed in SLIP+. Any policies, or endorsements on policies, effective prior to January 1, 2024 should be filed in OPTins.

What is the filing requirement for Oklahoma transactions?

All policies and endorsements must be filed within 30 days after the calendar quarter of the effective date.

What is the Oklahoma surplus lines tax?

The Oklahoma surplus lines tax is currently 6% of the gross premium (premium + policy fees).

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

Yes, all policy fees (i.e., inspection fees, carrier fees, broker fees, etc.) are taxable and should be reported in the Policy Fees field in SLIP+.

What is the payment schedule for Oklahoma surplus lines taxes and the SLIP+ transaction fee?

Oklahoma surplus lines taxes and SLIP+ transaction fees are invoiced and paid quarterly using the following schedule:

Q1 (January 1 - March 30)

Reporting Period

Oklahoma Taxes Due
April 30

SLIP+ Transaction Fee Due
May 15

Q2 (April 1 - June 30)

Reporting Period

Oklahoma Taxes Due
July 31

SLIP+ Transaction Fee Due
August 15

Q3 (July 1 - September 30)

Reporting Period

Oklahoma Taxes Due
October 31

SLIP+ Transaction Fee Due
November 15

Q4 (October 1 - December 31)

Reporting Period

Oklahoma Taxes Due
January 31

SLIP+ Transaction Fee Due
February 15

Do I need to file the individual syndicate names when submitting a transaction placed with Lloyd’s of London?

  • Oklahoma requires SLIP+ users to report the syndicate when Lloyd’s of London is selected as the insurer. If you are reporting an Oklahoma policy, select Lloyd’s Underwriters of London from the Insurer list, and you will be prompted to select a syndicate from the quarterly NAIC Lloyd’s of London Syndicate list.
  • For Colorado, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Wyoming policies, you do not need to report the Lloyd’s syndicate. Simple select Lloyd’s Underwriters of London from the insurer list.

Is Flood coverage exempt from Oklahoma surplus lines tax?

Yes, all surplus and excess Flood policies in Oklahoma, commercial or personal lines, are exempt from the surplus lines tax. Flood policies will still be charged the SLIP+ transaction fee. When filing a Flood coverage for Oklahoma, select Tax Status 6 – Tax-Exempt Coverage from the Tax Status dropdown list in SLIP+. The following are available Flood coverages in SLIP+:

  • Flood-Commercial
  • Flood-Personal
  • Excess Flood-Commercial
  • Excess Flood-Personal

Does Oklahoma require a zero business quarterly affidavit filing?

No, if the surplus lines agent did not transact any business during the quarter, Oklahoma does not require a quarterly affidavit to be filed. Quarterly affidavit filings are only required if the agent wrote business during the quarter. To file the quarterly affidavit, go to Reports and select Affidavits.

Below is the Affidavit Filing Schedule:

1st Quarter

Reporting Quarter

Dates:
January 1 – March 31

Affidavit Filing Deadline:
April 30

2nd Quarter

Reporting Quarter

Dates:
April 1 – June 30

Affidavit Filing Deadline:
July 31

3rd Quarter

Reporting Quarter

Dates:
July 1 – September 30

Affidavit Filing Deadline:
October 31

4th Quarter

Reporting Quarter

Dates:
October 1 – December 31

Affidavit Filing Deadline:
January 31

Does Oklahoma require a zero business annual filing?

Yes, Oklahoma requires an annual report to be filed with OID even if the agent did not transact any business during the prior reporting period. Annual report filings for 2023 should be filed via OPTins. The first annual filing in Oklahoma SLIP+ will be due in 2025 for the 2024 reporting period.

How and when will I receive my surplus lines tax and SLIP+ transaction fee invoices?

Tax and SLIP+ transaction fee invoices are issued on the first business day following the end of each calendar quarter for business reported in the preceding quarter. All invoices are delivered to the SLIP+ Inbox. The first page of the Billing Report is the invoice for state surplus lines taxes. You will receive a separate tax invoice for each SLIP+ state. The SLIP+ transaction fee invoices will be a separate link in the SLIP+ Inbox. You can also view the tax and SLIP+ transaction fee invoices on the View Invoices page under the Invoicing tab in SLIP+.

The Billing Report lists all transactions included in the tax and SLIP+ transaction fee invoices. The Billing Report should be used to reconcile the quarterly invoices. Please visit the Invoicing and Payments page of our website for more information.

Can I apply my credit memo to other invoices that are due?

Tax and SLIP+ transaction fee credits are automatically applied during the billing process. The Pay Invoices screen in SLIP+ will show the remaining balance due or credit balance after the credits have been applied. Customers with a SLIP+ transaction fee credit will also receive a statement showing the remaining balance due or credit balance.

Tax credits can only be applied toward outstanding taxes for the same state and same agent account. For instance, a South Dakota tax credit cannot be applied to a Tennessee tax amount due. Additionally, credits cannot be invoiced to one agent and then applied to another agent, even for the same state.

If you have a credit balance on a state tax invoice, it must roll forward one calendar quarter before a refund can be requested. If the credit balance remains outstanding after one quarter, you may request a refund of the taxes and transaction fees. To request a refund, contact our accounting department at [email protected], or by phone at 877.267.9855, option 2.

Why did I receive a SLIP+ transaction fee invoice and a statement?

Customers with an outstanding SLIP+ transaction fee balance (amount due or credit amount) from the preceding quarter will receive a statement in addition to their current quarterly invoice. Customers who receive a statement should pay the statement amount (if applicable).

What should I do if I forgot my username and password?

Select the Forgot Password link on the SLIP+ Login Page and enter the email address associated with your SLIP+ account. A password reset link will be emailed to the address associated with the SLIP+ account, and will expire in 24 hours. If multiple password reset emails are requested, only the most recent password reset link will be active. If you need further assistance resetting the account password, please contact the SLIP+ staff at 877.267.9855, Option 1.

How do I file an endorsement?

To file an endorsement for a policy previously entered into SLIP+, select Endorsement/Other or Policy Search from the Policy tab on the navigation menu. Enter the policy number or insured name to search for the original policy and click Add Transaction to the left of the policy number. Then, complete the transaction information for the endorsement and click Submit.

Endorsements for policies reported directly to the state or through OPTins are not reported in SLIP+ until the policy is renewed. If you are unable to locate the new business or renewal transaction in SLIP+, please contact SLIP+ staff at [email protected].

How do I correct a transaction that was submitted in SLIP+?

If the transaction was reported with incorrect information, you can update the data by going to the Policy tab on the navigation menu and selecting Policy Search. Search for the policy using any of the policy search criteria, and then click View to the left of the policy number you want to correct.

  • Edit Policy Information: If the policy number, expiration date, insured name, insured address, or location of risk is incorrect, click the Edit button in the bottom right of the Policy Information box, correct the incorrect information, and click Save.
  • Edit Transaction Information: If the coverage code, tax status, transaction type, effective date, policy expiration date, insurer(s), premium, or policy fees are incorrect, click the Edit icon to the left of the incorrect transaction, and click the Edit button at the bottom of the Transaction Information. Update the incorrect information and click Submit. Editing transaction information will create backout and correction transactions. Click OK to submit.
  • Backout Transaction: If you filed the transaction in error and need to remove it from SLIP+, use the Backout feature to reverse the erroneous transaction. To reverse the transaction, click the Edit icon to the left of the erroneous transaction, then click the Backout button at the bottom of the Transaction Information. Clicking the Backout button will automatically reverse the transaction data, taxes, and SLIP+ transaction fees.

Please note that editing a transaction or filing a backout transaction on a policy submitted in a previous quarter will not adjust the original invoice. The adjustments to the taxes and SLIP+ transaction fees, if applicable, will be shown on the invoice received at the end of the quarter when the edit or backout transaction is filed.

How do I report a policy in force with $0.00 in premium?

You can report new or renewal transactions with $0.00 to ensure the policy is reported within the timeframes required by the applicable state law. Once the premium is paid, it will need to be reported as a subsequent transaction in SLIP+ or XML Batch. Please note, non-premium bearing endorsements do not have to be reported in SLIP+.

 

Why does my confirmation number begin with a “Q”?

A confirmation number beginning with “Q” indicates the transaction is being questioned and does not meet one or more of the SLIP+ state business rules. Transactions In Question (TIQ) are indicated with a “Q” at the beginning of the confirmation number. The types of TIQs are:

  • SA2 (Standalone Additional Premium Endorsement)
  • URP (Unbalanced Returned Premium)
  • URF (Unbalanced Returned Policy Fees)
  • TS7 (Tax Status 7 – Tax-Exempt Insured)

TIQs should be corrected as soon as possible. Certain types of TIQs may not be invoiced until they are corrected. Please contact SLIP+ staff at [email protected] if you need assistance correcting the transaction.

What is a Standalone Additional Premium (SA2) TIQ?

A Standalone Additional Premium (SA2) TIQ is when an additional premium transaction is filed and there is no existing new business or renewal transaction. This TIQ can occur either by:

  • Filing the endorsement without the new business or renewal transaction
  • Reversing the new business or renewal transaction without reversing the endorsement

An SA2 TIQ can only be corrected by the SLIP+ user. To correct this TIQ, a user can submit the new business or renewal transaction in SLIP+ or XML Batch, or edit the effective date of the additional premium endorsement to fall within the policy period.

What is an Unbalanced Returned Premium (URP) TIQ?

An Unbalanced Returned Premium (URP) TIQ occurs when a return premium or cancellation transaction is filed with a premium that exceeds the total premium submitted for the same coverage code and policy period. An Unbalanced Returned Premium (URP) TIQ can only be corrected by the SLIP+ user. To correct this TIQ, a user can update the premium on the return premium or cancellation endorsement, or submit the additional premium required to ensure the returned premium no longer exceeds the total premium paid for the policy period.

What is an Unbalanced Returned Policy Fees (URF) TIQ?

An Unbalanced Returned Policy Fees (URF) TIQ is a return premium or cancellation transaction with a policy fee amount that is greater than the total policy fee submitted for the same coverage code and policy period. An Unbalanced Returned Policy Fees TIQ must be corrected by the SLIP+ user. To correct this TIQ, a user can update the policy fee amount on the return premium or cancellation endorsement, or submit the additional policy fees required to make the total policy fees paid for the policy period greater than the returned policy fees.

What is a Tax Status 7 (TS7) TIQ?

Tax Status 7 indicates that the insured for the policy being reported is exempt from surplus lines tax. All new business and renewal transactions reported under Tax Status 7 will be questioned (TS7). Tax Status 7 TIQs must be accepted by SLIP+ staff. The SLIP+ staff will reach out to the appropriate state to verify that the insured is exempt from surplus lines tax. Once the state has approved the tax exemption, the transaction will be accepted.

How do I submit a transaction if the insurance company is not listed in the Insurer dropdown list in SLIP+?

Please contact the SLIP+ staff at [email protected] if the insurer for your policy does not appear on the insurer list in SLIP+.

Do I need to select the syndicate when filing a policy for Lloyd’s of London?

  • Oklahoma requires SLIP+ users to report the syndicate when Lloyd’s of London is selected as the insurer. If you are reporting an Oklahoma policy, select Lloyd’s Underwriters of London from the Insurer list, and you will be prompted to select a syndicate from the quarterly NAIC Lloyd’s of London Syndicate list.
  • For South Dakota, Tennessee, and Wyoming policies, you do not need to report the Lloyd’s syndicate. Simply select Lloyd’s Underwriters of London from the insurer list.

How do I file a layered policy with multiple insurers?

To file a policy with more than one insurance carrier, click on New Policy under the Policy tab and complete the policy and transaction information. In the insurer section on the Transaction Information page, enter the first insurer and associated premium and policy fees (if applicable). Then click the Add Insurer link, select the additional insurer, and complete the premium and policy fee information. Repeat these steps for each carrier on the policy.

If you need to delete a layer, click the blue minus sign button to the right of the policy fee field. Once you have completed the premium and policy fees for all insurers on the policy, click Submit.

How do I file a policy with multiple lines of coverage?

To file a policy with more than one coverage, click on New Policy under the Policy tab and complete the policy and transaction information, including the type of coverage and premium associated with that coverage, and click Submit. Then, click the Add Transaction button on the Policy Details screen, and enter the transaction information including the additional coverage code. Complete the remaining transaction information, including the premium for the line of coverage you are filing, and click Submit.

How do I file a renewal transaction?

The renewal option under the Policy tab can be used to submit renewal transactions whether the policy number will remain the same or has been updated. To use this option, navigate to the Renew Policy screen, enter the policy number exactly as it was previously entered. If you do not know the exact number, click on Advanced Search to use the Policy Search tool to retrieve the policy.

Once you have entered the policy number correctly, the system will take you to the Policy Details. Please review the policy data for accuracy and edit if necessary. Complete the transaction information and click Submit. The renewal transaction will be added to the existing policy in SLIP+. If the policy number has changed from the previous term for the renewal, entered the new policy number in the Policy Details section. Then complete the transaction details and click Submit. The system will create a new policy record for the renewal. Please note, the policy must have been previously reported in to use the Policy Search/Renewal option.

NOTE: Searching for the policy in Policy Search and then editing the policy number will change the policy number for all transactions reported for the policy (i.e., any prior new business or endorsement transactions reported).

How do I file an endorsement for a policy that was reported under an agent who is no longer the agent of record?

Complete the Transfer of Business forms, including the relinquishing and assuming agents’ signatures, and email the completed forms and any supporting documents (i.e., BOR letter, etc.) to [email protected].

How do I run a report that will show all the transactions I have submitted for a given time period?

The SLIP+ Transactions Report provides a list of transactions reported under an agent’s license during a given time period. This report can be run for any date range and can be exported to a .pdf or .csv format. To run the report, select SLIP+ Reports from the Reports tab on the navigation bar, and select SLIP+ Transactions Report in the dropdown box. Enter the following criteria:

  • State
  • Submit date (when a transaction was filed in SLIP+) or effective date (the effective date of the transaction)
  • Enter the date range for the transactions you would like to include in the report
  • Select the report type (.pdf or .csv)
  • Click Generate Report.

PLEASE NOTE:

  1. Make sure your pop-up blocker is disabled before generating the report.
  2. If transactions have been transferred to a new agent of record, they will NOT appear on the relinquishing agent’s SLIP+ Transactions Report. Transferred transactions will appear on the current agent of record’s SLIP+ Transactions Report.

Where can I find my National Producer Number (NPN) to use for registration?

The National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) website provides a search feature for all National Producer Numbers. To search for a National Producer Number, visit the NIPR website at:

Do I need to create a new SLIP+ account for each SLIP+ client state?

No, you only need one SLIP+ account per agent to file transactions for Colorado, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, and/or Wyoming.

Please note the surplus lines agent must be licensed in each state for which you are submitting transactions. Agents should use their National Producer Number (NPN) when registering.

How do I transfer a policy or book of business to a new agent?

Complete the Transfer of Business forms, including the relinquishing and assuming agents’ signatures, and email the completed forms and any supporting documents (i.e., BOR letter, etc.) to [email protected].

Do I have to file a quarterly affidavit in SLIP+?

Quarterly affidavits are required for Colorado, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Wyoming. South Dakota does not require affidavit filings at this time.

Quarterly affidavit filings are due at the same time as quarterly tax payments using the schedule below. Affidavit filings for each state are only required if business has been submitted during the reporting period. If no business is reported, an affidavit filing is not required.

 

1st Quarter

January 1 - March 30

Oklahoma Affidavit Due
April 30

Colorado, South Dakota, Tennessee & Wyoming Affidavit Due
May 15

2nd Quarter

April 1 - June 30

Oklahoma Affidavit Due
July 31

Colorado, South Dakota, Tennessee & Wyoming Affidavit Due
August 15

3rd Quarter

July 1 - September 30

Oklahoma Affidavit Due
October 31

Colorado, South Dakota, Tennessee & Wyoming Affidavit Due
November 15

4th Quarter

October 1 - December 31

Oklahoma Affidavit Due
January 31

Colorado, South Dakota, Tennessee & Wyoming Affidavit Due
February 15

How do I file transactions in SLIP+?

There are two ways to report policy data, SLIP+ and XML Batch.

Option 1: SLIP+ allows brokers to submit single transactions. For more information on how to file in SLIP+, review the Reporting Entity Manual and the SLIP+ Set-up Guide on the Tutorials page under the Documents

Option 2: XML Batch allows high volume brokers to submit multiple transactions in a single file upload. For more information on XML Batch filing, please contact [email protected].

How can I estimate the taxes and SLIP+ transaction fees charged on transactions filed in SLIP+?

SLIP+ users have access to the free SLIP+ Tax Estimator. This offering helps estimate the surplus lines premium taxes and SLIP+ transactions fees for a policy or endorsement.

What is the SLIP+ transaction fee?

The SLIP+ transaction fee is charged on the gross premium (premium plus all taxable policy fees) for all transactions reported in SLIP+. The table below shows the SLIP+ transaction fee rate based on the policy effective date.

Policy Effective DateTransaction Fee Rate
New and renewal policies (and subsequent endorsements) with an effective date on or after July 1, 20150.175%
New and renewal policies (and subsequent endorsements) with an effective date between July 1, 2012 – June 30, 20150.300%

Is the SLIP+ transaction fee refundable?

Yes, the SLIP+ transaction fee is refundable pro-rata based on the unearned premium on return premium or cancellation endorsements. The transaction fee is also refunded on all corrections (backouts).

Are tax-exempt insureds assessed the SLIP+ transaction fee?

No, the SLIP+ transaction fee is not charged on premiums for approved tax-exempt insureds. Transactions for insureds who are exempt from surplus lines premium tax under the applicable state law should select Tax Status 7 when reporting transactions in XML and CSV Batch. The transaction will initially be questioned (TIQ) for review and approval by the appropriate state.

Should the SLIP+ transaction fee be included on the policy declarations page?

Yes, the SLIP+ transaction fee should be included on the policy declarations page.

Can I report all business for my agency under a single surplus lines license?

No, in accordance with state laws, all surplus lines policies should be reported under the individual licensee who transacted the business.

If your agency has two or more surplus lines licensees, you are eligible to register for an Agency Account on the SLIP+ for States Login screen. This account type allows us to link two or more licensee accounts to a single SLIP+ account. Each of your licensees must have a SLIP+ account in order to be linked. If you have questions regarding Agency Accounts, please contact SLIP+ staff at [email protected].

How do I sign up to receive important updates for all SLIP+ member states?

You can sign up to receive the SLIP+ Insights eNews on the home page of slipplus.com.

What information do I need to submit ACH payments?

Taxes and SLIP+ transaction fees are paid via ACH Debit in SLIP+. Please provide your bank with the Company IDs listed below prior to submitting the ACH payments in SLIP+. Failure to provide the information below may result in returned tax and transaction fee payments.

Colorado

Invoice Type:
Taxes

Payment Type:
ACH Only

Company ID:
5840644739

Company Name:
STATE OF COLORADO

Oklahoma

Invoice Type:
Taxes

Payment Type:
ACH Only

Company ID:
9STOFOKDBT

Company Name:
State of Oklahoma

South Dakota

Invoice Type:
Taxes

Payment Type:
ACH Only

Company ID:
1466000334

Company Name:
SD DLR-DIV OF INS

Tennessee

Invoice Type:
Taxes

Payment Type:
ACH Only

Company ID:
V626001445

Company Name:
Tennessee DCI

Wyoming

Invoice Type:
Taxes

Payment Type:
ACH Only

Company ID:
A830208667

Company Name:
Wyoming Insurance Department

SLAS Transaction Fee (FSLSO)

Invoice Type:
Taxes

Payment Type:
ACH Only or Check

Company ID:
2593501857

Company Name:
State of Oklahoma

What are the remittance addresses for tax and SLIP+ transaction fee invoices?

All state tax invoices must be paid via ACH Debit transaction in SLIP+.

SLIP+ transaction fee invoices can be paid by ACH in SLIP or by check. Below are the mailing and overnight addresses for SLIP+ transaction fee payments only (note: tax payments remitted by check to the addresses below will be returned and may be subject to late penalties).

Tax & SLIP+ Transaction Free Payment information

Mailing Address
Florida Surplus Lines Service Office
P.O. Box 532301
Atlanta, GA 30353-2301

Overnight Address
BMO Lockbox #532301
100 Southcrest Drive
Stockbridge, GA 30281

How do I apply for a refund of taxes or SLIP+ transaction fees?

Credit balances for taxes or SLIP+ transaction fees must roll forward one quarter before a refund can be requested. All refunds require completed refund forms and supporting documentation detailing the credit amount(s) requested. To request a refund, contact our accounting department at [email protected] or 877.267.9855, option 2.

Where do I find my payment confirmation?

Payment confirmations for tax and SLIP+ transaction fee payments are available on the View Payment History page under the Invoicing tab in SLIP. The payment confirmation number is the number listed in the column labeled Payment #. Click the payment number to view the payment details in a print-friendly format.