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Cash does include funds in transit, unless the deposit was prepared and sent to the bank. If the deposit was sent to the bank, it is considered cash and entered into the company's books and is no longer in transit. Funds in transit not yet sent to the bank are entered:

In the NAIC Accounting Practices and Procedures Manual there is limitation on the amount of EDP equipment and operating systems software, that can be shown as admitted assets. Companies are generally limited to _______________ of the reporting entity's capital and surplus, as reported in the financial statement most recently filed with the domiciliary commissioner adjusted to exclude any EDP and operating system software, net deferred tax assets and positive goodwill.

Uncollected premiums

Sales of securities are recorded as of the trade date. A receivable due from the broker is established in instances when a security has been sold, but the proceeds from the sale have not been received. Receivable for securities not received within ___________ from the settlement date are non-admitted, and are classified as other than invested assets.

Insurers issuing participating policies sometimes incur dividends which have been earned but which have not been disbursed or otherwise credited as of the financial statement date. Such dividends represent a due and unpaid liability amount. Reasons why dividends may be due and unpaid include all of the following EXCEPT:

When dividends are left to accumulate at interest, the insurer typically sends a notice to each policyholder showing the amount accumulated at the end of the policy year. The notice also shows the dividend credited and interest earned for that policy year. The dividend left at interest may later be received by or credited to the policyholder in several ways. Which of the following is/are out of those ways?

Experience refund provisions of group insurance contracts are most often concerned with the manner of distributing any profits between the insurer and the insured group. The agreements usually contain provisions specifying how losses will affect the profit allocations for the insured group. In such situation:

Supplementary contracts may be issued by an insurer upon the termination of a life insurance contract that has been terminated by death, maturity, or surrender. The policyholder, if living or the beneficiary elects the option under which the proceeds are paid. The payment options usually available are: