- 6 - only life insurance company in the CIGNA Group, earned the following income: CNOL’s of Nonlife Income Year Companies of ConnLife 1982 ($ 197,385,675) $116,294,363 1983 ( 244,963,449) 82,316,221 1984 ( 553,077,555) 331,452,903 1985 ( 1,229,220,860) 274,458,803 The above CNOL’s of the nonlife companies consisted of CNOL’s of both eligible companies under section 1503(c)(2) (namely, nonlife companies that had been members of the prior CG Group and the CIGNA Group for at least 5 years) and ineligible companies under section 1503(c)(2) (namely, nonlife companies that had not been members of the prior CG Group and the CIGNA Group for at least 5 years). Because they had not been members of the prior CG Group and the CIGNA Group for at least 5 years, all of the companies that constituted members of the former INA and PHC Groups constituted ineligible nonlife companies. On the consolidated Federal income tax returns for 1982 through 1985 -- in order to calculate the amount of net operating losses (NOL’s) attributable to the nonlife companies that had previously constituted members of the former INA and PHC Groups and that therefore constituted losses of ineligible companies that could not be used to reduce income of ConnLife (the sole life company in the consolidated CIGNA Group) -- the CIGNA Group treated all of the companies that constituted members of thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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