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WHAT WE DO FOR YOU
Captive Risk Planners (CRP) is a firm of management professionals who specialize in forming and managing captive insurance companies. CRP operates across diverse industries and markets within and outside of the United States. We provide unique, “turnkey” services across multiple financial disciplines and industries that greatly benefit our clients. CRP is based in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area and has a diverse, multinational client base.
TAILORED RISK MANAGEMENT
CRP tailors risk management services to each client’s needs.
ALTERNATIVE RISK TRANSACTIONS
CRP has extensive experience offering alternative risk financing options.
CAPTIVE ACTUARIAL FEASIBILITY
CRP establishes feasibility after reviewing a client’s risk profile, current insurance policies and costs.
SELECTION OF DOMICILE
Once the CFS is complete, CRP selects the appropriate domicile.
CAPTIVE FORMATION
CRP sets up the captive after completing all of the above steps.
CAPTIVE MANAGEMENT
CRP customizes management services to meet each client’s needs.
CAPTIVE INSURANCE PROGRAM
In 2017, the $1.2-million premium limit rose to $2.2 million and was linked to the Consumer Price Index. To make an 831(b) election, an insurance company must meet one of two substitute tests for each year in which it’s taxed under Section 831(b). To meet the first, diversification test, no more than 20 percent of the insurance company’s premiums can come from any one policyholder.
The broad classification of “policyholder” relates to the attribution rules of Sections 267(b) and 707(b) and a modified type of the controlled group rules of Section 1563(a). If one policyholder is associated with another, those policyholders will be treated as one policyholder for this diversification test.
The second test can substitute for the first. It primarily requires that ownership of insured businesses and assets match ownership of the insurance company (within a 2 percent margin).
