Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0180-21-.01 - ANNUAL BANKING FEES
(1) The annual
budget for the Department of Financial Institutions shall be divided among the
state banks through an assessment, which shall be known as the "banking fee",
based on the banks' assets. The Department's budget is accounted for on a
fiscal year basis, July 1 through June 30. Any bank that is a state bank on the
first day of a fiscal year shall pay the full banking fee for that fiscal year,
and the bank's fee shall not be prorated for any reason. The maximum banking
fee assessment shall not exceed the annualized fee which a state bank would pay
if it were a national bank of equivalent asset size. The Commissioner may, on
an annual basis, establish the maximum banking fee assessment at a smaller
percentage than a national bank of equivalent asset size would be assessed if
the assessment factor for all state banks will be no higher than it was for the
previous year. In making that determination, the Commissioner shall consider
the Department's budget needs. Annually thereafter, the maximum banking fee
assessment will remain at the same percentage until either the Commissioner
further reduces the maximum assessment on the same basis as set forth above, or
determines that a higher percentage is necessary to meet the Department's
budget. In no event shall the Commissioner increase the maximum banking fee to
a level higher than a national bank of equivalent size would pay.
(2) Unless banks are notified otherwise by
the Department, the Department shall send each bank, or its successor, notice
of the bank's banking fee in December of the fiscal year in which the fee is
being collected. Each bank's assessment will be calculated based on assets as
reported in the bank's Report of Condition and Income as of June 30 (commonly
known as the June 30 call report) for the June 30 preceding the notice of
assessment. If for any reason a bank that was a state bank on July 1 does not
file a June 30 call report, then the Commissioner shall determine that bank's
assets for purposes of making the assessment from other sources of
information.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยงยง 45-1-107 and 45-1-118.
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