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26 CFR 601.201: Rulings and determination letters. (Also: Part I, Sections 832, 846; 1.832-4, 1.846-1.) Rev. Proc. 2020-48 SECTION 1. PURPOSE This revenue procedure prescribes discount factors for the 2020 accident year for use by insurance companies in computing discounted unpaid losses under § 846 of the Internal Revenue Code and discounted estimated salvage recoverable under § 832. This revenue procedure also provides, for convenience, discount factors for losses incurred in the 2019 accident year and earlier accident years for use in taxable years beginning in 2020. The discount factors for accident years before 2020 were prescribed in Rev. Proc. 2019-31, 2019-33 I.R.B. 643. See Rev. Proc. 2019-31 and Rev. Proc. 2019-06, 2019-02 IRB 284, for background concerning the loss payment patterns and application of the discount factors. SECTION 2. SCOPE This revenue procedure applies to any insurance company that is required to discount unpaid losses under § 846 for a line of business using the discount factors published by the Secretary, and also applies to any insurance company that is required to discount estimated salvage recoverable under § 832. SECTION 3. DISCOUNT FACTORS FOR THE 2020 ACCIDENT YEAR .01 The tables in this section 3 present separately for each line of business the discount factors for losses incurred in the 2020 accident year for use by insurance companies in computing discounted unpaid losses under § 846 and estimated salvage recoverable under § 832. All of the discount factors presented in these tables are determined by using the applicable interest rate for 2020 under § 846(c), which is 3.08 percent, compounded semiannually, and the payment patterns for the 2017 determination year determined by the Secretary under § 846(d). All of the discount factors presented in these tables are determined by assuming all loss payments occur in the middle of the calendar year. .02 Section V of Notice 88-100, 1988-2 C.B. 439, sets forth a composite method for computing discounted unpaid losses for accident years that are not separately reported on the annual statement. Tables 1 and 2 separately provide discount factors for insurance companies that have elected to use the composite method of Notice 88- 100. See Rev. Proc. 2002-74, 2002-2 C.B. 980. The discount factors computed using the composite method are unrelated to the composite discount factors referred to in § 1.846-1(b)(1)(ii) and (4) of the Income Tax Regulations, which apply to lines of business for which the Secretary has not published discount factors. The composite discount factors for use with respect to such lines of business are labelled “Short-Tail Composite” (in Table 1, part B) and “Long-Tail Composite” (in Table 2, part B). The “Miscellaneous Casualty” discount factors referenced in § 1.846-1(b)(2) are not set forth in tables, but are equivalent to the “Short-Tail Composite” discount factors. Table 1 (part A) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Losses Incurred in Accident Year 2020 in Short-Tail Lines of Business Taxable Year Beginning in Auto Physical Damage Fidelity/Surety Financial Guaranty/ Mortgage Guaranty International Other* 2020 98.3139 95.8052 95.5582 96.1310 96.9677 2021 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 Taxpayer Not Using Composite Method Years after 2021 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 Taxpayer Using the Composite Method 2022 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 Years after 2022 Use composite discount factors published for the relevant accident year.** * For Accident and Health lines of business (other than disability income or credit disability insurance), the discount factor for taxable year 2020 is 98.4834 percent. For later years, the discount factor for losses incurred in 2020 is the discount factor published for Accident and Health lines of business for losses incurred in the accident year coinciding with the taxable year. **The relevant accident year is the accident year that is two years prior to the specified taxable year. Table 1 (part B) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Losses Incurred in Accident Year 2020 in Short-Tail Lines of Business Taxable Year Beginning in Reinsurance - Nonproportional Assumed Financial Lines Reinsurance - Nonproportional Assumed Liability Reinsurance - Nonproportional Assumed Property Special Property (Fire, Allied Lines, Inland Marine, Earthquake, Burglary & Theft) Warranty Short-Tail Composite 2020 95.4035 94.6016 96.1125 97.3985 98.1106 96.8566 2021 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 97.0010 Taxpayer Not Using Composite Method Years after 2021 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 Taxpayer Using the Composite Method 2022 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 Years after 2022 Use composite discount factors published for the relevant accident year.** **The relevant accident year is the accident year that is two years prior to the specified taxable year. Table 2 (part A) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Losses Incurred in Accident Year 2020 in Long-Tail Lines of Business Taxable Year Beginning in Commercial Auto/Truck Liability/Medical Medical Professional Liability - Claims-Made Medical Professional Liability - Occurrence Multiple Peril Lines Other Liability - Claims- Made Other Liability - Occurrence 2020 93.7894 91.2887 86.3302 95.0975 90.4958 88.9133 2021 94.5252 92.3148 88.4733 93.3939 91.3319 89.7843 2022 95.0694 92.5421 90.0641 93.7004 91.8577 90.3548 2023 95.1096 92.8346 91.4580 92.9075 91.9007 90.5269 2024 94.9861 92.9813 92.4445 91.0317 91.7488 90.2789 2025 94.8262 93.0034 93.2158 91.2360 92.2753 90.3502 2026 95.1140 93.9822 94.0622 90.9324 92.7671 90.3726 2027 94.7512 94.9071 94.7714 90.6175 93.5594 91.6265 2028 96.2444 95.8327 95.9435 93.2279 94.6947 92.2914 2029 98.2817 97.6457 97.6874 94.6187 96.5347 94.2474 Taxpayer Not Using Composite Method 2030 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 96.0142 97.9102 95.6606 2031 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 97.3886 98.4834 97.0886 Years after 2031 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 Taxpayer Using the Composite Method 2030 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 96.7819 98.0023 96.5869 Years after 2030 Use composite discount factors published for the relevant accident year.* *The relevant accident year is the accident year that is ten years prior to the specified taxable year. Table 2 (part B) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Losses Incurred in Accident Year 2020 in Long-Tail Lines of Business Taxable Year Beginning in Private Passenger Auto Liability/ Medical Products Liability - Claims-Made Products Liability - Occurrence Workers' Compensation Long-Tail Composite 2020 95.4796 85.3166 87.3013 87.5556 92.4450 2021 95.0805 85.7949 88.6772 85.9962 91.3753 2022 95.0391 87.6480 89.4512 84.8651 91.0823 2023 94.6635 83.1315 90.8125 83.3180 89.8805 2024 93.9744 84.4598 89.4430 82.7387 88.2753 2025 94.0255 85.8393 89.4917 82.1898 88.1551 2026 94.2730 87.2786 90.4502 82.5646 88.1342 2027 94.8300 88.5618 91.4434 83.4400 88.6931 2028 95.4472 89.8703 91.8491 84.0701 89.9615 2029 97.6225 91.2045 94.1596 86.0229 91.7954 Taxpayer Not Using Composite Method 2030 98.4834 92.5645 95.5800 87.2812 93.1592 2031 98.4834 93.9501 97.0253 88.5644 94.5437 2032 98.4834 95.3597 98.4834 89.8730 95.9411 2033 98.4834 96.7878 98.4834 91.2073 97.3233 2034 98.4834 98.2068 98.4834 92.5675 98.4834 2035 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 93.9532 98.4834 2036 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 95.3630 98.4834 2037 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 96.7916 98.4834 2038 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.2114 98.4834 Years after 2038 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 98.4834 Taxpayer Using the Composite Method 2030 98.4834 94.5507 96.5457 91.0641 94.9230 Years after 2030 Use composite discount factors published for the relevant accident year.* *The relevant accident year is the accident year that is ten years prior to the specified taxable year. SECTION 4. DISCOUNT FACTORS FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING IN 2020 .01 The tables in this section 4 present separately for each line of business discount factors for losses incurred in the 2020 accident year and earlier accident years for use by insurance companies in computing discounted unpaid losses under § 846 and estimated salvage recoverable under § 832 in taxable years beginning in 2020. The discount factors for losses incurred in accident years 2019 and 2020 presented in these tables are determined by using the applicable interest rate for 2019 (3.09 percent, compounded semiannually) and 2020 (3.08 percent, compounded semiannually), respectively, under § 846(c). All other discount factors presented in these tables are determined by using the applicable interest rate for 2018, which is 2.94 percent, compounded semiannually. All of the discount factors presented in these tables are determined by using the payment patterns for the 2017 determination year determined by the Secretary under § 846(d) and by assuming all loss payments occur in the middle of the calendar year. See Rev. Proc. 2019-31 (prescribing discount factors for the 2019 accident year and “Revised Discount Factors” for accident years beginning before 2019). .02 Table 4 separately provides discount factors for insurance companies that have elected to use the composite method of Notice 88-100. See Rev. Proc. 2002-74. The discount factors computed using the composite method are unrelated to the composite discount factors referred to in § 1.846-1(b)(1)(ii) and (4), which apply to lines of business for which the Secretary has not published discount factors. The composite discount factors for use with respect to such lines of business are labelled “Short-Tail Composite” (in Table 3, part B) and “Long-Tail Composite” (in Table 4, part B). The “Miscellaneous Casualty” discount factors referenced in § 1.846-1(b)(2) are not set forth in tables, but are equivalent to the “Short-Tail Composite” discount factors. Table 3 (part A) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Taxable Year(s) Beginning in 2020 Short-Tail Lines of Business Accident Year Auto Physical Damage Fidelity/Surety Financial Guaranty/ Mortgage Guaranty International Other* 2020 98.3139 95.8052 95.5582 96.1310 96.9677 2019 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 Years before 2019 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 * For Accident and Health lines of business (other than disability income or credit disability insurance), the discount factor for taxable year 2020 is 98.4834 percent. Table 3 (part B) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Taxable Year(s) Beginning in 2020 Short-Tail Lines of Business Accident Year Reinsurance - Nonproportional Assumed Financial Lines Reinsurance - Nonproportional Assumed Liability Reinsurance - Nonproportional Assumed Property Special Property (Fire, Allied Lines, Inland Marine, Earthquake, Burglary & Theft) Warranty Short-Tail Composite 2020 95.4035 94.6016 96.1125 97.3985 98.1106 96.8566 2019 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 96.9916 Years before 2019 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 Table 4 (part A) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Taxable Year(s) Beginning in 2020 Long-Tail Lines of Business Accident Year Commercial Auto/Truck Liability/Medical Medical Professional Liability - Claims-Made Medical Professional Liability - Occurrence Multiple Peril Lines Other Liability - Claims- Made Other Liability - Occurrence 2020 93.7894 91.2887 86.3302 95.0975 90.4958 88.9133 2019 94.5084 92.2917 88.4392 93.3741 91.3061 89.7544 2018 95.2819 92.8576 90.4811 93.9651 92.1992 90.7535 2017 95.3204 93.1388 91.8194 93.2041 92.2415 90.9196 2016 95.2024 93.2805 92.7664 91.4064 92.0976 90.6836 2015 95.0498 93.3035 93.5069 91.6039 92.6040 90.7542 2014 95.3260 94.2423 94.3189 91.3154 93.0770 90.7788 2013 94.9804 95.1291 94.9993 91.0177 93.8378 91.9830 2012 96.4102 96.0160 96.1220 93.5200 94.9264 92.6228 2011 98.3585 97.7503 97.7902 94.8530 96.6876 94.4974 Taxpayer Not Using the Composite Method 2010 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 96.1895 98.0033 95.8511 2009 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 97.5045 98.5513 97.2176 Years before 2009 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 Taxpayer Using the Composite Method Years before 2011 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 96.9185 98.0920 96.7300 Table 4 (part B) Discount Factors Under Section 846 (percent) For Taxable Year(s) Beginning in 2020 Long-Tail Lines of Business Accident Year Private Passenger Auto Liability/ Medical Products Liability - Claims-Made Products Liability - Occurrence Workers' Compensation Long-Tail Composite 2020 95.4796 85.3166 87.3013 87.5556 92.4450 2019 95.0654 85.7548 88.6442 85.9577 91.3501 2018 95.2520 88.1407 89.8860 85.4517 91.4469 2017 94.8920 83.8076 91.1924 83.9662 90.2933 2016 94.2325 85.0889 89.8810 83.4129 88.7546 2015 94.2824 86.4184 89.9309 82.8905 88.6421 2014 94.5205 87.8040 90.8527 83.2567 88.6258 2013 95.0550 89.0388 91.8072 84.1036 89.1661 2012 95.6473 90.2969 92.1992 84.7150 90.3858 2011 97.7282 91.5785 94.4133 86.5946 92.1457 Taxpayer Not Using the Composite Method 2010 98.5513 92.8838 95.7739 87.8065 93.4541 2009 98.5513 94.2124 97.1571 89.0414 94.7812 2008 98.5513 95.5629 98.5513 90.2995 96.1195 2007 98.5513 96.9299 98.5513 91.5813 97.4421 2006 98.5513 98.2868 98.5513 92.8867 98.5513 2005 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 94.2154 98.5513 2004 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 95.5661 98.5513 2003 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 96.9334 98.5513 2002 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.2913 98.5513 Years before 2002 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 98.5513 Taxpayer Using the Composite Method Years before 2011 98.5513 94.7288 96.6903 91.2579 95.0968 SECTION 5. DRAFTING INFORMATION The principal author of this revenue procedure is Megan McGuire of the Office of Associate Chief Counsel (Financial Institutions & Products). For further information regarding this revenue procedure contact Ms. McGuire at (202) 317-6995 (not a toll-free call).
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