Notice 2016-66 describes the following
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2023-17 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
micro-captive transaction as a transaction of interest: (1) a company that the parties treat as an insurance company (Captive) elects to exclude premiums from taxable income under section 831(b); (2) at least 20 percent of the voting power or value of the outstanding stock of Captive is directly or indirectly owned by the insured entity (Insured), owners of Insured, or persons related to Insured or its owners (20-percent relationship factor); and (3) either or both of the following apply: (i) Captive has at any time during a defined Computation Period (referred to as the
Notice Computation Period) directly or indirectly made available as financing, or otherwise conveyed or agreed to make available or convey, to certain related persons in a transaction that did not result in taxable income or gain to the recipient any portion of the payments treated as premiums, such as through a guarantee, a loan, or other transfer of Captive’s capital (financing factor), or (ii) the amount of liabilities incurred by Captive for insured losses and claim administration expenses during the Notice Computation Period is less than 70 percent of the amount equal to premiums earned by Captive during that period less policyholder dividends paid by Captive during that period (70-percent loss ratio factor).
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