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(a) No insurer may incorporate an increment into a maximum premium in an indeterminate premium reduction policy in order to be able to show an increased reduction in later policy years or to reduce cash values, if any, as provided in Insurance Code Chapter 1105, concerning Standard Nonforfeiture Law for Life Insurance, or reserves as provided in Insurance Code Chapter 425, Subchapter B, concerning Standard Valuation Law.(b) As a condition precedent to policy form approval, there must accompany each submission of an indeterminate premium reduction policy a certification by a qualified actuary to the following: that the maximum premiums specified in the policy do not incorporate an increment as specified in subsection (a) of this section. An approval of a policy form after receipt of the foregoing certification may not be construed as a determination by the Texas Department of Insurance that the certification is true and accurate.