The Protecting Proper Life Insurance from Abuse Act aims to prevent the misuse of life insurance tax rules by modifying the Internal Revenue Code.
The Protecting Proper Life Insurance from Abuse Act amends the Internal Revenue Code to redefine the tax treatment of certain private placement contracts, ensuring they are not treated as traditional life insurance or annuity contracts for tax purposes. It introduces new definitions and reporting requirements for these contracts, including penalties for non-compliance. The bill also mandates annual returns from issuers and re-insurers of these contracts, detailing specific information to be reported.
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