Reinsurance X Offers Timely Solution to Tax Concerns
National Automotive Experts has released ‘A New Reinsurance Plan for Uncertain Times,’ a new whitepaper addressing the implications of the Trump administration’s tax reform on several dealer participation programs and detailing Reinsurance X, the company’s new alternative.
A new whitepaper from National Automotive Experts and NWAN details Reinsurance X, a new participation model designed to meet dealer expectations while reconciling new taxation guidelines.
Photo courtesy National Automotive Experts/NWAN
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — The reinsurance team at National Automotive Experts and NWAN today announced the release of “A New Reinsurance Plan for Uncertain Times,” a new, free, downloadable whitepaper for auto dealers.
The whitepaper is comprised of two parts:
Part I breaks down the effects of the Trump administration’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on various traditional reinsurance programs.
Part II describes how NAE/NWAN’s new solution, Reinsurance X, helps address the changes in the tax code by offering predictable tax results — no matter which reinsurance model a dealer currently uses.
“Today’s dealers have different needs, and expectations than they did five or 10 years ago, and therefore need a reinsurance structure built to meet their current needs,” said Ryan Nelson, the company’s vice president of business development. “We know Reinsurance X and Dealer Investment Advantage provide a best-of-all-worlds scenario by allowing dealers to maximize the many benefits of F&I participation structures.”
To download “A New Reinsurance Plan for Uncertain Times” for no charge, click here.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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