Keeping Bad Company?
Your Mother always warned you about the people who would drag you down. She probably told you, “Bad company corrupts good morals.” This axiom is increasingly true in risk management and insurance as well.
Your Mother always warned you about the people who would drag you down. She probably told you, “Bad company corrupts good morals.” This axiom is increasingly true in risk management and insurance as well.
CIC Services Director Of Operations, Nate Reznicek, ACI will be chairing a Conference Session at the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association Conference on August 20-22 in Charlotte, NC. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Nate speak or to meet members of CIC Services, LLC in Charlotte, NC next week.
Nate’s session is titled:
Goldilocks And The Three Domiciles
By Sean King, JD, CPA, MAcc
Principal, CIC Services, LLC
This is part two of our series on the recent Reserve Mechanical tax court opinion that gave the IRS a much-needed win.
In part one of this series we discussed the impact of the Reserve Mechanical decision on risk distribution arrangements in general and on risk pools in particular. We distinguished our views on that subject from those of alarmist commentators, instead placing ourselves
Captive Insurance Times (CIT) recently published Sean King’s second article on the Reserve Mechanical Tax Court Case. CIT titled Sean’s article, “The Return Of The King.” Sean is an Attorney and CPA and is a Founding Principal of CIC Services, LLC.
CLICK HERE to read Sean’s article in CIT Issue 154. Sean’s article begins on page 24.