8 August 2017Insurance

Puerto Rico poised for “significant growth” as captive domicile

Increasing premium limits, reporting requirements, ownership restrictions, and increased scrutiny from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made prospective captive owners more cautious about forming 831(b) captives.

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