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Alabama Captive Insurance Association reveals 2021 captive bill amendments
05 February 2021
Alabama Reporter Becky Bellamy

If passed, the new Alabama captive bill amendments will see the introduction of three new alternative risk vessels, a new formal redomestication process, RRG legislation and a reduction to the minimum capital requirements

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How will new US administration tax proposals affect captives?
29 January 2021
US Reporter Becky Bellamy

RH CPAs’ Teresa Jones, Diana Hardy and Daniel Milan explain it is important to consider the possible effects of proposed tax plans likely introduced by the new Joe Biden administration

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Washington proposes captive bill that could see $29m in back taxes and generate revenues of over $2.5m
28 January 2021
Washington Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

A bill submitted during Washington State 2021 legislative session would see the creation of a framework for registering eligible captive insurers and imposing a premium tax on the risk covered by premiums allocable to the state

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Connecticut proposes captive bill amendments
28 January 2021
Connecticut Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

After being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Connecticut Department of Insurance has drafted a proposal concerning captive insurance for the 2021 legislative session

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CICA, VCIA and CIC-DC respond to proposed TRIP rule changes for captives
12 January 2021
Minnesota Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

CICA, VCIA and the CIC-DC have all submitted a response to a request for public comment regarding the participation of captive insurers in the TRIP established under the TRIA

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EIOPA: Solvency II needs a number of adjustments
17 December 2020
Belgium Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

EIOPA’s opinion on the Solvency II 2020 Review to the EC suggested that although no fundamental changes are needed, a number of adjustments are required to ensure that the regulatory framework continues as a well-functioning risk-based regime

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Gibraltar to allow EEA insurers to continue after Brexit
25 November 2020
Gibraltar Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The Government of Gibraltar has introduced legislation that will allow EEA insurers, including captives, to continue providing policies, after the UK transition period ends with the EU

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