Federal Taxation of Life Insurance Companies a Paper Read At the Meeting of Lif
Federal Taxation of Life Insurance Companies a Paper Read At the Meeting of Lif
John Barnes
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If this consideration does not justify absolute exemption, it, at least, argues strongly for very moderate taxation. I hold that small savings should not be taxed any more when left for investment on the co- operative plan, than they are when invested by the indi- vidual. A POSSIBLE EFFECT OF TAXATION Insurance companies occupy a peculiar position. Their rates are fixed and as to existing contracts may not be changed. The major part of these contracts will run for many years. The states, or mos...t of them, value all outstand- ing policies and require the companies to carry a reserve sufficiently large to cover the values so fixed. This reserve must be paid to the policyholder on demand. A tax might easily become so high that the fixed rate would not suffice to carry the reserve and pay the tax required by law. Thus, companies might be required by law to do something that the law rendered impossible. Of course, it might be said that the state would not levy such an onerous tax, but that does not answer the question.
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