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Wealth Management Solutions, LLC. (WMS)
provides
turnkey
Captive Insurance
Services
and
Solutions
to mid sized companies and their owners that deliver huge
Insurance and
Tax Savings as well as big
Estate Planning,
Retirement,
and Asset
Protection Benefits! WMS
helps business
owners who wish to own and operate their own
Captive Insurance Company
for the purpose of
self insuring
a portion of their business risks at dramatic savings compared to traditional
insurance rates. Our
Captive Insurance
Solutions
enable our clients to lower their premiums, stabilize their rates and increases
their after tax profits - all at an affordable low cost of ownership. Owning a
Captive
Insurance Company
also provides our clients
with significant
Tax Savings
as well as
Estate Planning,
Retirement and Asset
Protection
Benefits!
WMS, LLC
provides a complete menu of
Turnkey Captive Insurance
Services
including
Captive Insurance Company
Planning,
Captive Insurance Feasibility
Studies,
Captive Insurance Domicile
Selection,
Captive Insurance Company
Formation & Licensing,
Captive Insurance
Management,
Captive Insurance Underwriting,
Captive Reinsurance,
Captive Insurance Risk Pools,
Captive Insurance Company
Accounting & Compliance Reporting,
Captive Insurance Company Tax
Planning & Preparation Services,
Captive Insurance Estate Planning,
Captive Insurance Retirement Planning,
and
Captive Insurance Asset Protection Planning.
WMS,
LLC also
assists clients in obtaining an
IRS Letter Rulings for their
Captive
Insurance Company
which guarantees the tax treatment their
Captive Insurance
Company
will receive from the IRS. An
IRS Letter Ruling
virtually eliminates all tax risk associated with owning and operating a
Captive Insurance Company.
To learn more about
Captive Insurance Tax Incentives
and IRS
Captive Insurance Tax Treatment Guarantees please see
Captive Insurance Tax Incentives
and
IRS Captive Insurance Tax Treatment
Guarantees. To learn more about the benefits of owning your own
Captive
Insurance Company, request a
Free Consultation
with one of our knowledgeable professionals by clicking the Free
Consultation link or call us at
(201)-995-9085
today.
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Captive Start-Up Costs Breakdown |
Fee |
|
Captive Feasibility Study (Business Plan) w 5 Year Pro Forma
Financials |
Included |
|
Development of Insurance and Reinsurance Policy Forms, Premiums &
Reserves |
Included |
|
File all Applications and Business Plans for Captive Incorporation and
Licensing |
Included |
|
Domicile Fees for Captive Insurance License Application |
Included |
|
Incorporate Captive in Domicile |
Included |
|
File Form SS-4 and obtain a Federal EIN for Captive |
Included |
|
File an IRC section 953 (d) Election for the Captive |
Included |
|
Open a Bank Account for the Captive in a state where you conduct no
business now |
Included |
|
Establish an US Office for Captive in a state where you conduct no
business now |
Included |
|
Captive Start Up Cost Total |
$ 16,995 |
|
|
|
|
Annual Ongoing Operation Costs (excluding reinsurance and claims) |
Fee |
|
Annual Insurance License Renewal |
$ 1,500 |
|
Annual Corporate Registration Renewal |
$ 500 |
|
Annual Captive Management |
$ 14,995 |
|
Provide Registered Agent/Office in
Domicile |
included |
|
Perform Annual Policy Issuance and
Administration |
included |
|
Accept Contracts on behalf of Captive in
Domicile |
included |
|
Maintain all books and records of captive in Domicile |
included |
|
Assist CPA in preparing Captive's summary version NAIC Annual Statement |
included |
|
Prepare & File Required Reports &
Certifications with Insurance Regulators |
included |
|
Ensure ongoing compliance with all
Insurance laws & regulations of Domicile |
included |
|
Perform Minimum Required Solvency Margin
and Capitalization Analysis |
included |
|
Assist your CPA in preparation of
Captive's Annual Financial Statements |
included |
|
Assist your CPA in preparing the
Captive's annual Form 1120-PC tax return |
included |
|
Annual CPA Audit of Captive's Financial Statements
1 |
negotiable |
|
Annual Operating Expense Total |
$ 16,995 |
|
|
|
|
Initial Capitalization of Captive (in
an US Bank Account) |
$ 100,000 |
|
|
|
|
Annual Reinsurance and Claims Costs |
% |
|
Stop Loss &
Other Reinsurance. as a % of Written Premiums
2 |
6.0% - 8.0% |
|
Loss Claims Expense as a % of Written Premiums
3 |
See note |
|
|
|
|
IRS Private Letter Ruling Request |
Fee |
|
|
|
|
WMS, LLC recommends that all client's request a
PLR (Private
Letter Ruling) for their Captive from the
IRS
pursuant to Rev. Proc. 2002-75 which affirms
in writing that the IRS
will treat the Captive as an insurance company
pursuant to IRC section 831
and that all premium payments will be tax deductible as business expenses
per IRC section 162.
4 ( payable to WMS,
LLC )
IRS User Fee for Obtaining a Private Letter Ruling
( payable directly to IRS ) 4
Total Cost for Obtaining a Private Letter
Ruling |
$ 15,000
$ 14,000
$ 29,000 |
1
Some insurance domiciles waive the annual requirement to have the Captives
Financial Statements audited by a CPA Firm. In such cases, the annual Audit fee
would be zero. Otherwise, an annual audit should cost between $1,500 and
$5,000.
2 In order to satisfy IRS
Safe Harbor Rules governing the Taxation of Captive Insurance Companies,
virtually every Captive will require at least some amount of Reinsurance. A
Captive Insurance Company with annual written premiums of $1,000,000 or more
should realistically expect annual Reinsurance Fees and Expenses to be 6.0% to
8.0% of its annual written premiums.
(WMS Captive Reinsurance
Pools and Captive Reinsurance Services)
3 The
Loss Claims Expense of the Captive will approximate your related risk loss %
over time since you will be participating in a reinsurance pool class where all
insureds of a particular Class have substantially similar historical loss
ratios. Note, your actual annual related risk and unrelated risk loss cost
ratios will be different, however, over the long- term, the average loss cost
ratios of the related and unrelated risks which are insured by the captive
should be approximately the same.
4 This
fee represents the cost of having WMS draft and submit the PLR request on behalf
of the captive and its related taxpayers.
It
does
not
include the payment of an IRS User Fee which is payable directly to the
IRS in order to obtain a Private Letter Ruling. The IRS User Fee is billed at
cost and is subject to change each year at the sole discretion of the IRS. The
IRS User Fee during 2011 is $14,000.
(Learn more)
Captive Insurance Benefits:
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Captive Insurance Benefits -
A
Captive
Insurance Company will allow you to insure
risks which are difficult, impossible or uneconomical to place in the
traditional insurance market. A
Captive
Insurance Company will also allow you to custom
tailor coverage to meet your needs and will improve the efficiency of claims
payments. Owning a
Captive
Insurance Company will also allow you to capture both premium investment
income and underwriting profits. In addition, a
Captive
Insurance Company will improve your visibility
and control over loss costs. By forming a
Captive
Insurance Company you can also access the
reinsurance markets and receive lucrative
Captive
Reinsurance
commissions and
profits as well as critical risk
transfer and distribution benefits.
A Captive Insurance Company allows you to buy insurance from
other insurance companies (reinsurance) at wholesale vs. retail rates.
In addition, the insurance premiums which your
Captive
Insurance Company charges your existing
businesses will be calculated based on their favorable claims
histories instead of less favorable industry loss cost estimates. A
Captive
Insurance Company will also allow you to reduce costs by eliminating broker
and agent commissions, administrative charges, and insurer
profits which are all part of the premiums you currently pay to a
traditional insurance company. In view of all the Captive Insurance benefits
listed above, its no surprise that
Captive
Insurance
industry experts estimate that
almost any business that pays $350,000 or more in annual insurance premiums
and has a favorable loss history can save up to 50% on its cost of
business insurance with a Captive Insurance Company.
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Low Captive Insurance
Company Start Up and
Operating Costs -
Our
Captive
Insurance Companies
cost less than $15,000 to create and have an annual cost of operations
(excluding claims) of about 6% - 10% of annual premiums! These costs are more
than covered by the investment income your captive will generate by
investing the premiums it receives.
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No Loss of Control - You Own and Control Everything -
Our
Captive
Insurance Programs
keep you in Control of your money at all times! You control all bank
and investment accounts and you own all the stock of your
Captive Insurance
Company. Most of our clients simply allocate ownership and control in
their Captive Insurance Company the same as they do in their existing businesses.
Although all the bank accounts and investment accounts of your
Captive
Insurance Company
must
be kept separate from those of your existing businesses, you decide which US
Banks and Financial Institutions will hold these accounts, and you decide
who will have signature or any other authority over these accounts.
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Captive
Insurance Companies
are Flexible - A
Captive Insurance Company provides substantial insurance and tax
savings that increase over time based upon the amount of premiums the
Captive
Insurance Company receives from its insureds. You control the amount of insurance your
affiliated businesses purchase from your
Captive
Insurance Company each year. In
addition, there is no restriction on how long you can own and operate a
Captive Insurance Company. WMS
can quickly implement a
Captive
Insurance Company Program
for you that will allow you to
save up to 50% off your current cost of
insurance while
also receiving tax incentives and savings worth as much as
$525,000 or more each year! Imagine how much money you can save on insurance and taxes over the next
5, 10, 15 or 25 years by
owning your own
Captive
Insurance Company!
Maybe that's why the biggest regret most of our
clients have is that they didn't hear about us sooner!
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No Impact on your Consolidated
Financial Statements or Debt Capacity -
Our
Captive Insurance Companies can be 100% owned by you or a Parent or Holding
Company or their shareholders without any loss of tax benefits. As a
result, a
Captive Insurance Company which is a wholly owned subsidiary of
your Parent or Holding Company will have no negative effects on the
Consolidated Financial Statements of your businesses. This means that a
Captive
Insurance Company will not impair your
overall credit worthiness of debt capacity. On the contrary, owning a
Captive
Insurance Company will significantly improve your financial strength and cash flow by
providing you with substantial insurance and tax savings.
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Captive Insurance Tax Benefits can be Guaranteed by the IRS in Writing
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Our
Captive
Insurance Company Programs
have been designed with input from current and former IRS Agents
and Associate Chief Counsels
as well as nationally prominent Tax Attorneys and CPA's in order to
ensure that we fully comply with all US Tax Laws. As
a result, we will gladly act on your behalf to obtain a
Private Letter
Ruling from the IRS, which provides a written guarantee
regarding the tax treatment your Captive Insurance Company will receive from the
IRS on its most critical tax
aspects. This virtually eliminates all Tax Risks associated with
owning and operating a
Captive
Insurance Company.
In order to justify the expense of owning and operating a
Captive Insurance Company
you should be prepared to pay a minimum of
$350,000
per year in premiums to your
Captive
Insurance Company
to insure at least
1
or more businesses which you own or control. Each business you insure with your
Captive
Insurance Company must have employees, and/or assets, revenues and profits in order to be
insured. The businesses you insure with your
Captive
Insurance Company
can be any legal form including a
Partnership (all types), a Corporation (regular and Sub-S), a Professional
Corporation, a Limited Liability
Companies (with 2 or more members), or a Trust (all non-grantor trusts). Finally,
Captive Insurance Companies
are legally required to maintain at least
$100,000
in
Capital
at all times. You must therefore be able to
Capitalize
your
Captive Insurance Company
with an initial
Capital Contribution
of
$100,000.
There are no other eligibility
restrictions on the type of businesses you can own or insure with your
Captive Insurance Company. In addition, there are no eligibility restrictions regarding the
location, annual sales, or number of employees of your businesses. The one thing
all of our
Captive
Insurance Company
clients do have in common is a desire to reduce their insurance costs
while also increasing their coverage. Our
Captive
Insurance Company
clients also appreciate the ancillary
tax benefits and incentives which result from owning a
Captive
Insurance Company.
The
typical
WMS
Captive
Insurance Company
client owns
6
or more privately held businesses
which collectively have
over 100
employees,
over $15 million in Total Assets, over $25 million in annual Revenues, and
over $1.5 million in pre-tax profits.
All of our
Captive
Insurance clients have
business locations inside the United States and a significant number also have
businesses locations or operations in foreign countries. Our
Captive
Insurance clients operate
their businesses as corporations, limited liability companies (2 or more
members), partnerships,
limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, and several other
popular business forms and have made elections to pay taxes as sub-S
corporations, partnerships, corporations, sole proprietorships or taxable trusts.
WMS
and its associates have successfully created a number of
Captive Insurance Companies
for a wide range of business and their owners. At
WMS
we recognize that no two businesses are alike. That's why we custom tailor every
Captive
Insurance Company to meet the unique needs of each client.
Regardless, of the type and number of businesses you own, where they are
located, or how you own them (i.e., as a stockholder, partner, member, trustee,
etc.)
WMS
can custom tailor a
Captive
Insurance Company Program
that meets all your needs. To learn more about the benefits of owning your own
Captive Insurance Company,
request a
Free Consultation
with one of our knowledgeable professionals by clicking the Free
Consultation link or call us at
(201)-995-9085
today.
WMS
provides
a complete menu of turnkey
Captive
Insurance Company services from identifying the
business risks your
Captive
Insurance Company can insure to performing a comprehensive
Captive
Insurance Company
Feasibility Study,
Incorporating
and Licensing
your
Captive
Insurance Company in the
Domicile
which best meets your needs,
Operating and
Managing
your
Captive
Insurance Company,
performing all
Captive
Insurance Company
Accounting, Underwriting,
Regulatory and Tax Reporting and Compliance,
etc.
WMS
provides one point of contact for all your
Captive Insurance
needs. This allows
us to provide you a consistently high quality of service at the lowest
possible cost, with no finger pointing! Please see a detailed list of our
complete menu of
Captive
Insurance Company
Services
below.
During an
initial telephone consultation we can usually determine if a
Captive
Insurance Company makes sense for your business. The initial consultation
takes around 15 minutes and is free of charge. The initial telephone
consultation can be between WMS and the
business owner(s) or their designated representatives.
WMS will
analyze your current risk exposures and existing coverages in order to identify
risks which are currently uninsured, uninsurable, under insured, or uneconomical
to insure with traditional insurers. These risks are ideal candidates for
insurance by a Captive Insurance Company.
Learn more
The first step to owning your own
Captive Insurance Company, begins with a a
Captive
Insurance Company Feasibility
Study from WMS.
Each
Captive Insurance Company Feasibility Study we performs is custom
tailored to meet our client's individual needs.
Your customized
Captive Insurance Company Feasibility Study
will include:
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Documentation
of Your
Captive
Insurance Company's Business Purpose
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Selection of a
Domicile where Your
Captive
Insurance Company will be Incorporated, Licensed, Operated and
Managed.
-
Selection of a specific Structure
for your
Captive
Insurance Company (i.e. Pure or Single Parent, Group, Association, etc.)
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Documentation of
the best ownership structure for your
Captive
Insurance Company,
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Documentation of
the best Capitalization level for your
Captive
Insurance Company,
-
Identification of the Insurance
Coverages and Limits your
Captive
Insurance Company will provide including Premium
estimates.
Please see
Commercial Coverages your Captive
Insurance Company can Insure.
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Identification of the
Reinsurance
Lines, Limits, Policy Forms, Rates, Rules Treaties, Reinsurers, and
Reinsurance Pools your
Captive
Insurance Company will use
-
Identification of the
Reinsurance
your
Captive
Insurance Company will require by line and limit in order to satisfy
IRS Captive
Insurance Tax Safe Harbor Rulings.
-
Identification
of the actual
Reinsurance
Coverages , Limits, Rates,
Treaties, and Reinsurance Pools your
Captive
Insurance Company
will use to meet its
Reinsurance requirements
-
A Multi-Year
Captive
Insurance Company
Costs/Benefit Analysis (over a 1,5,10,15 & 25 year time frame)
-
5 Years of Pro Forma Financial
Statements for your
Captive
Insurance Company,
-
An Analysis of
Captive
Insurance Company
Tax Consequences
Learn more
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Retain
Registered Agent/Office for the
Captive
Insurance Company in
the selected Domicile
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Incorporate,
Organize, and Register the newly created
Captive
Insurance Company in domicile
-
File
Form SS-4 and obtain a Federal Employer ID # for the
Captive
Insurance Company
-
File
IRC Section 953(d) election to have the
Captive
Insurance Company taxed as a domestic US Corporation
(Only if the domicile is a foreign country)
-
Set Up New Bank and
Investment Accounts for the
Captive
Insurance Company
-
Capitalize the newly
formed
Captive
Insurance Company
-
Prepare & File the
Captive
Insurance Company's
Insurance License Application with
the Insurance Regulators in Domicile
-
Pay
all Registration, Application, Licensing, Annual Report and other
Regulatory Fees for the
Captive
Insurance Company
-
Provide all
Underwriting required by the
Captive
Insurance Company including all Policy Forms, Rates,
Premium Calculations, Rules and Loss Costs
-
Verify the
Captive
Insurance Company's
Premium
Pricing with Third Party Underwriters and/or Actuaries
-
Provide all
Captive
Insurance Company
Policy Issuance, Renewal, Cancellation and Administration
in Domicile
-
Perform all
Captive
Insurance Company
Premium Invoicing, Collection and Deposits
-
Accept
all contracts on behalf of the
Captive
Insurance Company in
the Domicile
-
Pay
all Loss Claims on behalf of Captive
-
Contract with and
Compensate All Third Party Consultants and Service Providers
-
Arrange all Third Party
Reinsurance required to satisfy the insurance and tax needs of the
Captive
Insurance Company Please see our
( WMS Captive Reinsurance Services)
for more details.
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Maintain the
Captive
Insurance Company's
corporate books and records and perform all required corporate house
keeping in domicile
-
Perform all
Captive
Insurance Company
Accounting including the preparation of periodic
Captive
Insurance Company Financial
Statements and Cession Reports
-
Document and Monitor
the
Captive
Insurance Company's
Loan Activity, etc.
-
Prepare and File all
Regulatory Reports including the
Captive
Insurance Company's
NAIC Annual Statement
(Short Form)
-
Payment of all Regulatory
Fees on behalf of the
Captive
Insurance Company
-
Perform Periodic
Domicile Solvency Margin & Capitalization Analysis for the
Captive
Insurance Company
-
Perform Periodic Loss
Reserve Analysis for the
Captive
Insurance Company
-
Coordinate the
Captive
Insurance Company's
Annual Audit by an Auditor who is approved by the Insurance
Regulators of the Domicile (Only if Annual Audit is required)
-
Assist CPA Firm in the
Preparation of the
Captive
Insurance Company Annual Form 1120-PC Tax Return
-
Perform ongoing
Interface with the Insurance Regulators in Domicile and US Tax
Authorities
-
Monitor and Respond to
Legislation and Regulatory Pronouncements
-
Monitor and Implement
Options that Optimize the benefits of the
Captive
Insurance Company
to its Shareholders
-
Captive
Insurance Company
Shut Down and
Wind Up Activities (If and when required)
WMS is
happy to act on your behalf to obtain a
Private Letter Ruling or
Determination Letter from the IRS which
guarantees in writing the tax treatment your
Captive
Insurance Company
will receive from the
IRS. Since the tax treatment the IRS accords your
Captive
Insurance Company
is critical, we
recommend that all
Captive
Insurance Company
obtain a
Private Letter Ruling
or
Determination Letter
from the IRS.
Learn more
Captive Reinsurance is a critical part of
any well structured Captive Insurance Program. Without the proper amount and
type of reinsurance, your
Captive
Insurance Company will not be able to achieve the degree of risk
shifting and risk distribution which are required in order to realize important
insurance and tax benefits. These insurance and tax benefits will play a
critical role in determining your
Captive
Insurance Company's future success or failure. That's why
WMS
incorporates the appropriate amount of
Reinsurance in virtually every
Captive
Insurance Company it creates.
We will also assist you in designing and implementing a
Captive Reinsurance
Program
that meets your needs at an affordable low price.
Learn more
The tax benefits of a properly structured Captive Insurance Company can be considerable! For
example, a properly structured Captive insurance Program will allow your
existing businesses to deduct 100% of the premiums they pay to your
Captive
Insurance Company
while allowing your
Captive
Insurance Company
to receive up to $1.2 million in premiums each year
Tax Free! This reduces your Federal and State Taxable
Income by the amount of your annual premium deductions, up to
$1.2 million
a year! In order to ensure that your
Captive
Insurance Company
receives every penny of these
lucrative tax benefits, WMS structures every
Captive
Insurance Company
it creates to comply
with
IRS
Captive Insurance Tax Safe
Harbor Rulings and Guidelines which govern the definition and taxation of
insurance and insurance companies.
Learn more
|
Captive Start-Up Costs Breakdown |
Fee |
|
Captive Feasibility Study (Business Plan) w 5 Year Pro Forma
Financials |
Included |
|
Development of Insurance and Reinsurance Policy Forms, Premiums &
Reserves |
Included |
|
File all Applications and Business Plans for Captive Incorporation and
Licensing |
Included |
|
Domicile Fees for Captive Insurance License Application |
Included |
|
Incorporate Captive in Domicile |
Included |
|
File Form SS-4 and obtain a Federal EIN for Captive |
Included |
|
File an IRC section 953 (d) Election for the Captive |
Included |
|
Open a Bank Account for the Captive in a state where you conduct no
business now |
Included |
|
Establish an US Office for Captive in a state where you conduct no
business now |
Included |
|
Captive Start Up Cost Total |
$ 16,995 |
|
|
|
|
Annual Ongoing Operation Costs (excluding reinsurance and claims) |
Fee |
|
Annual Insurance License Renewal |
$ 1,500 |
|
Annual Corporate Registration Renewal |
$ 500 |
|
Annual Captive Management |
$ 14,995 |
|
Provide Registered Agent/Office in
Domicile |
included |
|
Perform Annual Policy Issuance and
Administration |
included |
|
Accept Contracts on behalf of Captive in
Domicile |
included |
|
Maintain all books and records of captive in Domicile |
included |
|
Assist CPA in preparing Captive's summary version NAIC Annual Statement |
included |
|
Prepare & File Required Reports &
Certifications with Insurance Regulators |
included |
|
Ensure ongoing compliance with all
Insurance laws & regulations of Domicile |
included |
|
Perform Minimum Required Solvency Margin
and Capitalization Analysis |
included |
|
Assist your CPA in preparation of
Captive's Annual Financial Statements |
included |
|
Assist your CPA in preparing the
Captive's annual Form 1120-PC tax return |
included |
|
Annual CPA Audit of Captive's Financial Statements
1 |
negotiable |
|
Annual Operating Expense Total |
$ 16,995 |
|
|
|
|
Initial Capitalization of Captive (in
an US Bank Account) |
$ 100,000 |
|
|
|
|
Annual Reinsurance and Claims Costs |
% |
|
Stop Loss &
Other Reinsurance. as a % of Written Premiums
2 |
6.0% - 8.0% |
|
Loss Claims Expense as a % of Written Premiums
3 |
See note |
|
|
|
|
IRS Private Letter Ruling Request |
Fee |
|
|
|
|
WMS, LLC recommends that all client's request a
PLR (Private
Letter Ruling) for their Captive from the
IRS
pursuant to Rev. Proc. 2002-75 which affirms
in writing that the IRS
will treat the Captive as an insurance company
pursuant to IRC section 831
and that all premium payments will be tax deductible as business expenses
per IRC section 162.
4 ( payable to WMS,
LLC )
IRS User Fee for Obtaining a Private Letter Ruling
( payable directly to IRS ) 4
Total Cost for Obtaining a Private Letter
Ruling |
$ 15,000
$ 14,000
$ 29,000 |
1
Some insurance domiciles waive the annual requirement to have the Captives
Financial Statements audited by a CPA Firm. In such cases, the annual Audit fee
would be zero. Otherwise, an annual audit should cost between $1,500 and
$5,000.
2 In order to satisfy IRS
Safe Harbor Rules governing the Taxation of Captive Insurance Companies,
virtually every Captive will require at least some amount of Reinsurance. A
Captive Insurance Company with annual written premiums of $1,000,000 or more
should realistically expect annual Reinsurance Fees and Expenses to be 6.0% to
8.0% of its annual written premiums.
(WMS Captive Reinsurance
Pools and Captive Reinsurance Services)
3 The
Loss Claims Expense of the Captive will approximate your related risk loss %
over time since you will be participating in a reinsurance pool class where all
insureds of a particular Class have substantially similar historical loss
ratios. Note, your actual annual related risk and unrelated risk loss cost
ratios will be different, however, over the long- term, the average loss cost
ratios of the related and unrelated risks which are insured by the captive
should be approximately the same.
4 This
fee represents the cost of having WMS draft and submit the PLR request on behalf
of the captive and its related taxpayers.
It
does
not
include the payment of an IRS User Fee which is payable directly to the
IRS in order to obtain a Private Letter Ruling. The IRS User Fee is billed at
cost and is subject to change each year at the sole discretion of the IRS. The
IRS User Fee during 2011 was $14,000.
(Learn more)
Contact Information
- Telephone:
201-995-9085
-
- FAX:
201-995-9087
-
- Postal address
:
120 E. Main Street, Ste. 101, Ramsey, NJ 07446
-
- Electronic mail
:
General Information:
info@wmsolutionsnow.com
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NOTE -
WMS, LLC
is
not an insurance agency and does not engage in the sale, solicitation,
negotiation, or issuing of insurance policies. Employees of
WMS, LLC
do not act in the capacity of insurance agents.
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