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ABA requests FHFA to overturn ban on captives
24 June 2020
Washington DC Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The American Bankers Association has written a letter to the Federal Housing Finance Agency requesting them to overturn its decision on banning captive insurance companies from its membership

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SIIA advocated for captive participation in the Pandemic Risk Insurance Act
04 June
Washington DC Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The Self-Insurance Institute of America advocated for the Pandemic Risk Insurance Act of 2020 (PRIA) to include captive insurance participation in its early stages, according to Ryan Work, vice president of government relations for SIIA

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Arizona joins captive associations in addressing IRS letter
04 May 2020
Arizona Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The Arizona Captive Insurance Association has issued a letter to Arizona’s congressional delegation in response to the Internal Revenue Service’s letter sent to micro-captive insurance company owners

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OECD releases BEPS transfer pricing guidance
17 February 2020
Paris Reporter Becky Bellamy

OECD has released transfer pricing guidance on financial transactions, developed as part of Actions 4, 8-10 of the BEPS Action Plan

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Hong Kong proposes concessionary tax rate expansion
20 December 2019
Hong Kong Reporter Rebecca Delaney

The Hong Kong government has proposed an amendment bill that would extend the scope of insurance businesses eligible for the reduced concessionary tax rate of 8.25 percent

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Guernsey to amend incorporated cell law
30 October 2019
Guernsey Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The Guernsey Committee for Economic Development has reviewed incorporated cell company legislation and advised a number of new amendments, according to Walkers

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IRS is ‘blurring the lines’ between good and bad
24 September 2019
Washington Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The Internal Revenue Service has decided that it benefits from blurring the lines between good and bad rather than clarifying them, according to Sean King of CIC Services in reaction to the new IRS settlement scheme for micro captives.

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