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- How Did We Get Here? The History of Notice 2016-66 and the Micro-Captive Regulations
- What Is a Listed Transaction, What Is a Transaction of Interest, and Why Does It Matter?
- When Is a Micro-Captive Insurance Company Deemed to Be Participating in a Listed Transaction?
- When Is a Micro-Captive Insurance Company Deemed to Be Participating in a Transaction of Interest?
- What Are the Reporting Requirements for a Micro-Captive Insurance Company That Is Deemed to Be Participating in a Listed Transaction or a Transaction of Interest?
- What Information Is Required to Be Reported on Form 8886, Reportable Transaction Disclosure Statement, with Respect to Micro-Captive Listed Transactions and Transactions of Interest?
- How Can a Micro-Captive Revoke Its Section 831(b) Election?
- What Is a “Successor Captive” and What Do the Final Regulations Say About Them?
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Craig Swindlehurst, CPA
Craig is a Tax Partner at Larson & Company. He specializes in tax planning and preparation for individuals, small-to-medium sized businesses, and captive insurance companies.
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