Taxation
Takeaways from the IRS's Latest Micro-Captive Tax Court Victory
The Internal Revenue Service's (IRS's) recent micro-captive insurance Tax Court win in Swift v. Commissioner provides some additional insight as to how the Tax Court may analyze future micro-captive cases. Read More
Swift Becomes 6th Straight IRS Micro-Captive Victory
On February 1, Judge Patrick J. Urda continued the Tax Court trend of disallowing deductions for premiums paid to micro-captives in Swift v. Commissioner. Read More
IRS Wins 5th Micro-Captive Insurance Tax Court Case
The US Tax Court's latest 831(b) micro-captive decision in Keating determined that the arrangement did not constitute insurance. Read More
US Supreme Court Won't Hear Delaware Appeal in IRS Summons Case
The US Supreme Court has declined to consider the Delaware Department of Insurance's appeal of a federal appeals court ruling requiring the department to comply with an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) summons for information on two captive insurers domiciled in the state. Read More
More on IRS Attempts To Subpoena Information Related to Micro-Captives
An IRS summons for certain micro-captive information filed with the state of Delaware raises several interesting insurance business questions. Among them is whether some of the documents sought by the IRS can be produced electronically. Read More