No, completion of the call forms isn't necessary. However, every insurance company licensed to write workers' compensation insurance in the state of Minnesota MUST complete and file the Acknowledgment Form.
Submitted Acknowledgment Forms can be accessed upon logging into ACCEDE under Acknowledgment List.
Instructions for completing the calls can be found on the ACCEDE page of our website located at https://www.mwcia.org/Pages/ACCEDE.
Web Membership account holders can find their Group Administrator under the username and profile information on the top right corner. If you need a Web Membership account, please send an email to actuarial@mwcia.org.
Part 4 of the Aggregate Financial Data Reporting Guidebook contains details on which premium components are included in the three earned premium types included on the Financial Calls.
As stated in the Minnesota Aggregate Financial Data Reporting Handbook, "premium generated and losses arising from the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 are excluded from the standard financial calls."
Claim experience associated with Extraordinary Loss Event (ELE) Catastrophe Code 12 must be included in all Calls. Specifically, all COVID-19 claims greater than zero must be included in the Large Loss and Catastrophe Call—LL Call. Please follow the applicable date range for reporting Catastrophe 12 claims as detailed in Circulars 20-1768 (E-1407) and 23-1820 (E-1410).
No, only complete the calls for which you have data to submit.
Please see Part 4, Section D of the Minnesota Aggregate Financial Data Reporting Guidebook for details.
Yes, the Self Audit form can be accessed upon logging into ACCEDE under Self Audit on the left panel.
Yes. Please refer to Part 10 of the Minnesota Aggregate Financial Data Reporting Handbook for details.