Form Ins 7 is a new form that employers must fill out when they want to hire a foreign worker. The form is used to determine the availability of Canadian workers for the position and to assess whether or not the hiring of a foreign worker would have a negative effect on the Canadian labor market. Employers must submit this form before they can apply for a work permit for their potential employee. The purpose of Form Ins 7 is to ensure that Canadian citizens are given every opportunity to fill available jobs before businesses are allowed to bring in foreign workers. It also helps to protect Canadian workers from being displaced by foreign employees. This form is important for both employers and employees, as it provides transparency into the process and ensures that everyone is playing by the same rules. If you're thinking about applying for a work permit in Canada, make sure you understand the requirements involved. You may need to complete Form Ins 7, so be sure to consult with
| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Form Ins 7 |
| Form Length | 2 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 30 sec |
| Other names | preparer, Insurers, 2010, 2011 |
FORM
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SURPLUS LINES PREMIUMS TAX |
99 |
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2010 |
ANNUAL RECONCILIATION / RETURN |
*1032000* |
Maine Surplus Lines Account Number
Period Covered
January 1 - December 31, 2010
Due Date
March 15, 2011
PRODUCER’S NAME, ADDRESS AND NAME OF PRODUCER’S COMPANY OR EMPLOYER:
Producer’s Name
Street Address and/or Post Office Box
City |
State |
ZIP Code |
Name of Producer’s Company or Employer
CHECK ALL THAT APPLY:
Initial return
Amended return
Made estimated payments during the year
Change of name/address
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Tax Computation |
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$ |
1. |
Gross Direct Surplus Line Premiums |
1. |
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2. |
DEDUCTIONS |
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$ |
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2a. |
Return premiums |
2a. |
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2b. |
Dividends paid, credited or allowed on direct premiums |
2b. |
$ |
3. |
Total Deductions (line 2a plus line 2b) |
3. |
$ |
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4. |
Amount Taxable (line 1 minus line 3) |
4. |
$ |
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5. |
Premiums Tax (line 4 x 0.03) |
5. |
$ |
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6. |
Less: Estimated Payments |
6. |
$ |
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7. |
Balance Due (If line 5 is greater than line 6, line 5 minus line 6) |
7. |
$ |
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8. |
Overpayment (If line 6 is greater than line 5, line 6 minus line 5) |
8. |
$ |
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9a. |
Portion of overpayment on line 8 to be APPLIED to next year’s ESTIMATED tax |
9a. |
$ |
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9b. |
Portion of overpayment on line 8 to be REFUNDED (line 8 minus line 9a) |
9b. |
$ |
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2011 Quarterly Estimated Tax
The 2011 quarterly tax payments may be on an estimated basis, as long as the April 30 and June 25 installments each equal at least 35% of the total tax paid for 2010 or 35% of the total tax due for 2011. The October installment must equal 15% of the total tax paid for 2010 or 15% of the total tax due for 2011. See Form
AFFIDAVIT AND SIGNATURE
This return is made in compliance with the provisions of 36 MRSA §
Date: _________________________ Signature: ___________________________________________ Phone #: ___________________________
Must be signed by the Producer with Surplus Lines Authority.
Preparer’s
Date: _________________________ Signature: ___________________________________________ ID Number: _________________________
If enclosing a check, make check payable to: Treasurer, State of Maine
and MAIL WITH RETURN TO:
MAINE REVENUE SERVICES
P.O. BOX 1065
AUGUSTA, ME
If not enclosing a check,
MAIL RETURN TO:
MAINE REVENUE SERVICES P.O. BOX 1064 AUGUSTA, ME
Office use only
Rev. 11/10
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
WHO MUST FILE
Every licensed producer with surplus lines authority who provides contracts written on risks located or resident in the State of Maine.
Election to Report on Behalf of Employee Producers. An agency may elect to report and pay surplus lines premiums tax on behalf of all of its employee producers. To make this election, the agency must file an Application for Tax Registration, completing sections 1 and 11. Enter the name and federal ID number of the agency in section 1 and enter a note in section 11 stating that the agency is electing to file on behalf of its producers.
WHEN TO FILE
The annual return and the final tax payment for 2010 are due March 15, 2011.
ESTIMATED PAYMENT OF TAX
Insurers must make estimated tax payments for the calendar year. Required estimated payments for 2011 may be based either on the 2011 tax liability or the 2010 tax liability. April and June installments must each equal at least 35% of either the 2010 total tax liability or 35% of the 2011 tax due. The October installment must equal 15% of either the 2010 total tax liability or 15% of the 2011 tax due and the balance due must be submitted with the 2011 Form INS-
7.An insurance company with an annual tax liability not exceeding $1,000 may file only an annual return with payment.
INTEREST AND PENALTIES
For calender year 2011, the interest rate is 7% , compounded monthly. The penalty for failure to file a return on time is the
greater of $25 or 10% of the tax due, unless the return is filed more than 30 days after the receipt of a demand notice from the State Tax Assessor, in which case the
WHOLE DOLLAR AMOUNTS
Enter money items as whole dollar amounts. Drop any amount under 50 cents to the lower dollar amount and increase any amount 50 cents through 99 cents to the higher dollar amount.
FOR INFORMATION AND FORMS
Web site:www.maine.gov/revenue
Address: |
Maine Revenue Services |
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PO Box 1060 |
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Augusta, ME |
Telephone: |
(207) |
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Order Forms: |
(207) |
STATUTORY REFERENCES
Title 36 MRSA §§ 2512 through 2530.
SUPPORTING RECORDS
Taxpayers should be prepared to provide supporting documentation for reported amounts. Adequate records must be maintained in a manner that ensures their accessibility by the State Tax Assessor for a period of at least six years.
NOTE: Certain taxpayers with large annual tax liabilities are required to remit tax payments electronically. See Maine Rule 102 on the MRS web site (select Laws & Rules) for details.
LINE INSTRUCTIONS
Line 1. Gross Direct Surplus Lines Premiums
Enter the gross direct premiums upon risks located or resident in Maine. A premium is an amount paid or payable for an insurance policy, including all fees, such as membership, policy, survey, inspection, service and finance fees in
consideration for an insurance policy.
NOTE: Agencies reporting on behalf of employee producers must attach a schedule indicating the name, social security number and portion of taxable premiums attributable to each producer for whom the agency is filing.
DEDUCTIONS
2a. Return premiums
Enter the amount of direct return premiums that were returned to the policyholder during the tax year. Include return premiums that were paid and subject to the Maine surplus lines premiums tax in a prior year, as well as those that were paid in 2010 and included on Line 1.
2b. Dividends paid, credited or allowed on direct premiums
Enter the amount of direct dividends paid to the policyholder during the tax year. Include dividends paid that were subject to the Maine surplus lines premiums tax in a prior year, as well as those that were paid in 2010 and included on Line 1.
Lines 6. Prior Payments
Enter the overpayment carried forward from the previous tax year and any estimated payments made for the current tax year.
Line 9a. Portion of overpayment to be APPLIED to next year’s ESTIMATED tax
Use this line only if you want to have all or part of the overpayment on line 8 applied as an estimated payment to next year’s Maine surplus lines premiums tax.