Review the controversial tax component included in the Maryland Senate budget bill, plus additional proposals that could impact the insurance industry.
MD Senate Passes Budget as Sine Die Fast Approaches Read More »
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policyholders will have the option to pay their flood insurance premium monthly, rather than annually, beginning in 2026.
NFIP Installment Payment Plan Delayed Read More »
Resident and non-resident entities must file an annual report with the Pennsylvania Department of State beginning this year.
New PA Department of State Annual Report Requirement Read More »
Non-resident agencies and individuals have until mid-April to submit their annual certificate of compliance with the New York Cybersecurity Regulation.
NY Cybersecurity Filing Deadline Read More »
The continuing resolution passed by Congress included an extension of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the 33rd short-term extension since 2017.
NFIP Extended Until Sept. 30 (MD update) Read More »
Review the IA&B-supported bill which would put guardrails on Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund (MAIF) ratemaking to help maintain solvency.
MAIF Solvency Legislation Passes House Read More »
IA&B testified this week in opposition to legislation which would establish a 2.5% sales tax rate on certain services in Maryland.
IA&B Opposes Sales Tax On Services Bill Read More »
The U.S. Treasury has announced it will not enforce the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting rule.
Corporate Transparency Tax is DOA (MD update) Read More »
This is a frequent question to IA&B. Review the guidance on how to assign your agency’s workload based on what unlicensed employees are permitted to do.
What Can Unlicensed Staff Do? (MD update) Read More »
The Maryland Senate Finance Committee reviewed proposals that would impact MAIF premium discounts, telematics in underwriting, and limits on third-party litigation financing.
Senate Finance Holds Hearings on Insurance-Related Bills Read More »
