Integration
Connect Open Government, ACT to Surplus Lines Tax API
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger · 6 actions
Trigger
New record in datasetPolling trigger that fires when new rows are published to a specified ACT open-data dataset.
- Find datasets
Search the ACT Government open-data catalog for published datasets by keyword, category, or tag (Socrata catalog API).
- Get dataset metadata
Retrieve a dataset's metadata — column schema, description, publisher, update frequency — for a given ACT open-data dataset id.
- List dataset records
Retrieve rows from a specific ACT open-data dataset, with optional filtering, sorting, and paging (Socrata SODA resource API).
Action
Calculate Surplus Lines TaxCalculates the surplus lines tax, stamping fees and other statutory charges due on a policy premium for a given state. Returns the itemized breakdown, the total tax and the total amount due.
- Get historical tax rate
Returns the surplus lines tax rate, stamping fee and other statutory charges in force for a state on a given date. Leave the date empty for today's rates.
- Get Tax Rate
Returns the surplus lines tax rate, stamping fee and other statutory charges currently in force for a state.
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