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Learn MoreStatutory accounting, reserve analysis, premium revenue recognition, and regulatory compliance for insurance carriers, agencies, and MGAs.
Insurance companies operate under a unique accounting framework, statutory accounting principles (SAP), that differs fundamentally from GAAP. Loss reserve calculations, premium revenue recognition, reinsurance accounting, and state regulatory filing requirements all demand specialized financial expertise that general accounting firms cannot deliver.
SMAART Company provides specialized accounting and advisory services for insurance carriers, agencies, managing general agents, and insurance holding companies. We navigate the complexities of statutory financial reporting, risk-based capital calculations, and the multi-state regulatory compliance that insurance entities face.
Review your current statutory reporting, reserve methodologies, and regulatory filing compliance.
Strengthen statutory accounting processes, reserve documentation, and regulatory filing procedures.
Implement accurate SAP-basis reporting, GAAP reconciliation, and risk-based capital monitoring.
Continuous regulatory monitoring, examination preparation, and strategic financial guidance.
SMAART's insurance practice understands statutory accounting (SAP vs GAAP), reserves analysis, reinsurance accounting, and regulatory reporting for carriers and brokers.
Get answers to the most common questions about our insurance services.
Yes. SMAART prepares annual and quarterly statutory financial statements in compliance with NAIC requirements and state insurance department regulations.
Absolutely. We prepare documentation, coordinate with examiners, and provide support throughout the financial examination process.
Yes. We serve insurance carriers, agencies, MGAs, and insurance holding companies, each with their own accounting and regulatory requirements.
SMAART handles insurance company tax planning including discounted reserve deductions, proration rules, and the unique tax provisions applicable to insurance entities.
Partner with SMAART for insurance industry accounting, statutory reporting, and the regulatory compliance expertise your organization demands.
Schedule ConsultationSMAART works across the small-business spectrum. If you straddle insurance and one of these, the same team can support both engagements.
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