Does your company have a buy-sell agreement that uses life insurance to redeem your shares if you die?
If so, a new groundbreaking decision by the U.S. Supreme Court could have an impact on you (or your heirs, if you are the one who dies).
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It’s possible, because of the Supreme Court’s decision, that the life insurance proceeds could cause an increase in your estate tax.
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Depending on how your buy-sell agreement values the company, the Supreme Court’s treatment of life insurance proceeds could cause a valuation result different from what you expect.
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The Supreme Court decision may require you and your fellow shareholders to rethink your buy-sell agreement.
Okay, the Supreme Court made this ruling in the Connelly case. Let’s find out how Connelly possibly upended your corporate redemption buy-sell agreement and what you can do about it. ... Log in to view full article.