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Taxing Times, May 2007, Volume 3, Issue No. 2
______________16 New Rules and Opportunities for Long-Term Care Insurance Combination Products Craig R. Springfield ... clarifications requested by industry were not recognized. Primary among these were the requests for flexibility for ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Christian J DesRochers, Edward Robbins, Leslie Chapman, Brian King, Kory Olsen, Frederic Gelfond, Craig R Springfield, Bryan W Keene, Peter Winslow
- Date: May 2007
- Publication Name: Taxing Times
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Taxing Times, May 2006, Volume 2, Issue No. 1
and the other will focus on Annuities & Long-Term Care Products. Following the optional boot camps on day ... sessions include life insurance, annu- ities, long-term care, and combination prod- ucts. As in the past, the ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Barbara Gold, William B Harman, Douglas N Hertz, Brian King, Kory Olsen, Bryan W Keene, Joseph F McKeever
- Date: May 2006
- Publication Name: Taxing Times
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Taxing Times, September 2007, Volume 3, Issue No. 3
the Tax Law.” Most actuaries are aware of the primary actuarial elements of the U.S. federal tax law; ... deduction for dividends received).3 While the primary reason for proration under the 1959 Act was to ...- Authors: Christian J DesRochers, Leslie Chapman, Brian King, Kory Olsen, Susan Hotine, Peter Winslow, Thomas Gibbons
- Date: Sep 2007
- Publication Name: Taxing Times
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Taxing Times, September 2005, Volume 1, Issue No. 2
these companies listed life insurance as their primary product focus). Annuities were present in 75 percent ... companies with responses showing an 80 percent primary product concentration in life insurance and annuities ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Edward Robbins, Steven C Chamberlin, Brian King, Kory Olsen, Mark E Griffin, Craig R Springfield, Donald Saxon, David H Phillips, Joseph F McKeever
- Date: Sep 2005
- Publication Name: Taxing Times