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The Schedule P liability is computed in such a manner as to increase the reported loss ratios up to minimum statutory requirements for any or all of the three most recent accident years. The minimum requirements must be determined individually for each company, based on the lowest actual loss ratio incurred during any one of the five accident years prior to the most recent three years. These actual loss ratios are adjusted for loss development. A credibility standard applies in that an accident year must have generated at least $1,000,000 of earned premiums to be included in the computation. If the lowest actual loss ratio for the five applicable years is below 60%, the minimum loss ratio established for Schedule P purposes is 60% (65% for workers compensation). The computation of the Schedule P liability required for each accident year must be made individually; therefore, loss ratios over the minimum in one year cannot offset loss ratios under the minimum in another. Table A-1 shows an example of the Schedule P liability computation for auto liability. The data used is form Table A-2.
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