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Restoring Competitive Property Insurance Availability Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  759 words in original text
This bill changes the federal tax code to allow certain insurance companies to exclude income from their taxes when they provide real property insurance (home and building insurance) in areas that experienced federally declared disasters. The bill creates a temporary tax break for insurance companies operating in disaster areas to help restore competitive insurance availability.
Insurance companies that provided real property insurance in federally declared disaster areas before the disaster occurred. The tax break does not apply to life insurance companies.
* Insurance companies can exclude qualified real property insurance income from their taxable income during the recovery period in disaster areas (Sec. 2(a)) * "Qualified real property insurance income" means the money an insurance company receives from premiums for real property insurance in a disaster area, minus allowable deductions for those premiums (Sec. 2(c)) * The recovery period lasts for the first 5 taxable years after the disaster incident date (Sec. 2(e)) * Real property insurance includes coverage for personal property (like furniture or equipment) if that personal property is on the real property and covered under the same insurance policy (Sec. 2(d))
If this bill becomes law, insurance companies operating in federally declared disaster areas will not have to report certain income from providing property insurance as taxable income during a 5-year period after the disaster occurs.
* "Disaster area" - Not specified in bill text (the bill refers to another section of tax code for this definition) * "Incident date" - The earliest date mentioned in the official disaster declaration * "Recovery period" - The first 5 taxable years after the disaster incident date * "Specified insurance company" - An insurance company (not a life insurance company) that provided real property insurance in a disaster area before the disaster happened
This bill applies to disaster areas where the incident date occurs after December 31, 2022.
Important: This plain English summary was generated by AI and is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Always consult the official bill text on Congress.gov or a qualified attorney for legal matters.