Finance, Investments, and Accounting
What Captive Owners Should Know About the 953(d) Tax Election
Bruce Wright of Eversheds Sutherland explains section 953(d) of the Internal Revenue Code, which allows non-US captive insurers to be taxed as domestic companies. He discusses the election process, potential termination, and the importance of compliance, advising protective returns if an audit threatens the 953(d) election. Read More
Why Cash Flow Is Key for Captive Insurers
Cash is king. This is especially true for captive insurers, since they typically have fewer margins for error. Captive board members should understand their captive's cash flow, so let's discuss some key areas for exploration and understanding. Read More
Pro Forma Financials for Captives
Pro forma financials provide an assessment of the expected financial results for the proposed captive insurance company. Read More
Captive Insurance and Direct Placement Taxes Explained
Direct placement taxes apply to both surplus lines placements as well as placements with any nonadmitted company, such as a captive insurer. Read More