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As a result of the Pension Protection Act of 2006, which
came into force on January 1, 2010, insured with specially designed incomes
have the ability to take cash withdrawals for qualified expenses value of
long-term care, tax-free income, regardless of the cost base. Benefit payments
to insurance brokers and cash withdrawals LTC value to pay for LTC insurance
premiums are not taxable.
The Act clarifies that, as of January 1, 2010, LTC insurance
benefits paid out of these plans (although some of that serves to reduce the
values underlying the annuity account) are paid under free LTC insurance taxes.
This is unprecedented in the world every year, before that date there was no
mechanism that allowed profits in a contract to be paid on tax-free basis. In
addition, the 1035 Act provides for exchanges in the combined plans.
The law specifically allows annuity and life insurance
contracts to contain or be combined with features LTC. The new rules also grant
favorable tax status to certain characteristics of LTC contracts, which are so
close together. An important limitation to note is that the new rules are
generally applicable to contracts held by qualified retirement plans.
The Act establishes new rules on the use of a combined
contract value of cash in general to finance the long-term care of the
contract. The charges are assessed on life or annuity contract value of cash
that fund a pilot long-term care are excluded from gross income. Under previous
law, these distributions were treated as passive. In short, the LTC insurance
law authorizes to be paid from the cash value of life insurance and annuities
on a pretax basis. Payment made in this way, however, reduce investment in the
contract. Moreover, this payment will not be deductible under Code Section 213.
These limitations do not change the fact that the new rules allow for
significant tax advantages method of paying for LTC
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