- 47 - effect of the COLI plan was a first-year loss40 of $4,188,000 computed as follows: Net premium payment $7,245,000 Interest on policy loan 11,191,000 Administrative fees 290,000 18,726,000 Less: Net cash surrender value 11,287,000 Death benefits 3,250,000 14,537,000 Loss 14,189,000 1The June 1993 projection shows $4,188,000. This is apparently due to rounding or a math error. Following the same approach, the June 1993 projections show the COLI plan producing pretax losses in the next 2 policy years of $7,885,000 and $10,869,000, respectively. Thereafter, the pretax losses over the next 57 years range from $6,244,000 in the last year to $16,447,000 in year 2021. The total of pretax losses for the projected 60 years was $681,922,000. In each and every year, the combined yearly pretax benefits from the policies; i.e., the expected death benefits from the 36,000 policies plus the year- end net equity value of the policies, were substantially less than petitioner's cost of maintaining the policies. The next part of the June 1993 profit and loss projections illustrates the "tax effect" of the COLI plan. The profit and loss statement contained in the June 1993 projections shows 40The projections refer to the loss as negative pretax earnings.Page: Previous 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Next
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