Once Again the IRS Gets a Little Right and Much Wrong in Placing Captives on its Dirty Dozen
It’s been said that a dog returns to its vomit, and this is certainly true of the IRS and its 2016 “dirty dozen” publication, which once again includes “abusive” varieties of captive insurance companies on its list of scams. We don’t joyfully look for opportunities to cross swords with the IRS. However, when the Service’s pronouncements smell more like Continue Reading