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by Peter H. Winslow

 
Working Through Uncertainty
Peter WinslowK. MullisMarch 5, 2018
Subchapter L: Can You Believe It? Prevailing Standard Mortality and Morbidity Tables May Be Adjustable for Tax Reserves
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisFebruary 6, 2017
Subchapter L: Can You Believe It? The Internal Revenue Code Requires Companies to Use Statutory Reserve Assumptions for Tax Reserves (Except Where It Doesn’t)
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisOctober 17, 2016
Taxation Section Webcast: “Federal Income Tax Issues Every Company Must Consider under Life PBR”
Peter H. Winslow, Kristin R. Norberg, Mark S. SmithK. MullisOctober 13, 2016
New Law Revamps Life Insurance Company Computation of Reserves and Income
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisAugust 17, 2016
Subchapter L: Can You Believe It? Reserves for Annuity Contractions that Flunk I.R.C. Section 72(s) Can Be Deductible
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisJune 30, 2016
VM-20 Deterministic Reserves in Federally Prescribed Reserves
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisJune 28, 2016
Accountant/Tax Attorney Dialogue on Internal Revenue Code Deference to NAIC: Part IV: Insurance Tax Accounting Issues
Peter H. Winslow, John T. Adney, Mark S. Smith, Susan J. Hotine, Sheryl FlumK. MullisJune 24, 2016
Subchapter L: Can You Believe It? Change in Tax Status of an Insurance Company-IRS Eliminates Catch-22 Situations
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisMarch 29, 2016
Options for Inclusion of Stochastic Reserves in Federally Prescribed Reserves
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisMarch 21, 2016
Actuary/Accountant/Tax Attorney Dialogue on Internal Revenue Code Deference to the NAIC Part III: Policyholder Tax Issues
Peter H. Winslow, John T. Adney, Mark S. Smith, Susan J. Hotine, Sheryl FlumK. MullisMarch 18, 2016
Actuary/Accountant/Tax Attorney Dialogue on Internal Revenue Code Deference to the NAIC Part II: Policyholder Tax Issues
Peter H. Winslow, Susan J. Hotine, Sheryl Flum, Mark S. Smith, John T. AdneyK. MullisOctober 26, 2015
Subchapter L: Can You Believe It? Deductible Tax Reserves Might Be Greater For Life Insurance Contracts That Flunk IRC Section 7702 Than For Those That Do Not
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisOctober 12, 2015
Actuary/Accountant/Tax Attorney Dialogue on Notice 2013-19 and The Statutory Reserves Cap
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisOctober 5, 2015
Forum Shopping Advantages in Seeking Declaratory Judgments
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisAugust 17, 2015
Actuary/Accountant/Tax Attorney Dialogue on Internal Revenue Code Deference to the NAIC Part I: Tax Reserves
Peter H. Winslow, John T. Adney, Sheryl Flum, Mark S. Smith, Susan J. HotineK. MullisJune 22, 2015
Subchapter L: Withholding and Reporting May Not Be Required for Income on Failed Life Insurance Contracts
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisJune 19, 2015
Subchapter L: Statutory Reserves Do Not Always Have To Be Set Forth in the Annual Statement
Peter H. WinslowK. MullisFebruary 23, 2015
Chairman Camp’s Tax Reform Discussion Draft: What Does It Mean to Insurance Industry?
Peter H. Winslow, Brion D. GraberK. MullisOctober 20, 2014
Sections 3401 To 3434: Taxation of Financial Products
Peter H. Winslow, Brion D. GraberK. MullisOctober 20, 2014
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