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Captive Insurance Remediation And Consulting

 

Jay Adkisson is regularly involved with the remediation of defective captive arrangements, and with consulting and second-opinion reviews of existing captives.

Jay assists prospective captive owners in obtaining an independent perspective of their proposed captive, and identifying potential flaws and defects in the captive structure.

Many older captives electing under 831(b) require ownership restructuring so as to comply with the 2015 PATH Act, which imposed significant restrictions on ownership. Additionally, also for 831(b) companies, the IRS has identified numerous problem areas that must be avoided.

 

2020.07.27 ... Microcaptive Tax Shelter Promoter Investigation Of Moore Ingram Law Firm Leads To Attorney-Client Privilege Issues With Client Documents

2020.07.22 ... U.S. Tax Court Approves Penalties For Microcaptive Transaction In Oropeza

2020.06.24 ... The U.S. Department Of Justice Files Suit To Enforce An IRS Summons Against The Delaware Department Of Insurance For Artex Transactions

2020.05.19 ... Coronavirus Pandemic Threatens Run On Business Interruption Policies Sold By Captive Insurance Risk Pools

2020.04.17 ... Coronavirus Pandemic Will Not Slow Down IRS’s Pursuit Of Microcaptive And Syndicated Conservation Easement Transactions Says LB&I Memo

2020.03.25 ... The IRS Sends Soft Warning Letters To Thousands Of 831(b) Risk-Pooled Captive Owners

2020.02.04 ...The IRS Strikes A Rich Seam Of Tax And Penalty Gold In Risk-Pooled 831(b) Captives And Is Sending In More Miners

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General Resources

• Articles On Captives ... An archive of articles by Jay Adkisson on captive insurance companies
• Captive Insurance Litigation Issues ... Procedural and similar court issues involving captive insurance company arrangements that are in litigation.

 

State Regulation

• State Regulation Of Captives ... Issues related to the regulation and taxation of captives by the states

 

U.S. Tax Considerations For Captive Arrangements

• Captive Taxation Generally ... An overview of captive taxation, including the IRS's abandonment of its "Economic Family Theory"
• Protected Cell and Series Captives ... Considers the unique tax issues that involve protected cell companies (PCCs) and series business units (SBUs)
• Tax: Risk Distribution: Multiple Insureds ... Considers the IRS safe harbor for multiple insureds and risk distribution through many "points of insurance" generally
• Tax: Risk Distribution: Unrelated Insurance ... Describes the IRS "50% unrelated third-party insurance" safe harbor and related issues
• Tax: Risk Distribution: Risk Pools ... Introduces the concept of risk pools which are sometimes used by captive managers to assist their clients in obtaining 50% third-party insurance, and which are currently under heavy scrutiny by the IRS
• Tax: Risk Shifting ... Considers the tax law requirement that an insurance arrangement have a true shifting of risk between the insured and the insurer

 

§ 831(b) Captives

• 831(b) Captives Generally ... Discusses the unique characteristics and problems of captive insurance companies that qualify for the IRC section 831(b) election

• Class action lawsuits related to 831(b) risk-pooled captive tax shelters

 

Expert ... Expert witness and available for consultation as an expert regarding captive insurance company matters

 

Evaluation & Formation ... Jay has been involved with the formation of well over 100 captive insurance companies since 1998, and now assist prospective captive owners in evaluating their suitability for a captive, and in forming the captive and obtaining its insurance license

 

Litigation ... Frequently serves as counsel in disputes involving insurance companies

 

Remediation & Closing ... Remediation and termination of defective captive arrangements, and consulting and second-opinion reviews of existing captives

 

 

• Jay Adkisson - More about Jay D. Adkisson, background, books, articles, speaking appearances.

 

• Asset Protection - The all-time best-selling book on asset protection planning by Jay Adkisson and Chris Riser.

 

• Creditor-Debtor Law - An explanation of common creditor remedies, strategies and tactics to enforce a judgment, including a discussion of common debtor asset protection strategies.

 

• Voidable Transactions - Discussion of the Uniform Voidable Transactions Act (a/k/a 2014 Revision of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfers Act) and fraudulent transfer law in general.

 

• Private Retirement Plans - An exploration of a unique creditor exemption allowed under California law which can be very beneficial but is often misused.

 

• Charging Orders - The confusing remedy against a debtor's interest in an LLC or partnership is explained in reference to the Uniform Partnership Act, the Uniform Limited Partnership Act, and the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act.

 

• Protected Series LLCs - An examination of the single most complex statutory legal structure yet created, with particular reference to the Uniform Protected Series Act of 2017.

 

• California Enforcement of Judgments Law - Considers the topic of judgment enforcement in California, including the California Enforcement of Judgments Law and other laws related to California creditor-debtor issues.

 

• Anti-SLAPP Laws - A collection of and commentary about Anti-SLAPP laws and significant court decisions on the subject within the United States, and special section on California Anti-SLAPP laws.

 

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