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Why form a captive in Montana?


SUPERIOR GOVERNMENTAL LEADERSHIP:

The Montana State Auditor's office is dedicated to captive insurance development and they've built one of the best departments in the country to do this.  Their management and staff has drawn from the experience of other states and using their no-nonsense approach is, "serious about developing a vibrant captive industry." (John Morrison, Insurance Commissioner for Montana)  You'll find them to be EFFICIENT and ACCESSIBLE, having the ability to offer one-on-one working relationships with insurance department staff and statewide elected officials. 

Montana means business.  Click here to see a message from Montana's Governor to you.


LEADING LEGISLATION:

Since the passage of legislation in 2001 allowing captive insurance companies, Montana has offered a streamlined regulatory environment for them.  With a minimal residency requirement and a simple certification process, Montana offers perhaps the simplest method of forming a captive.  The legislation is left open-ended enough to allow flexibility for all industries to find captive solutions and the regulators of the state are committed to be quick responders to any needs you may have when it comes to interpretation.


COST EFFECTIVENESS:

There's many reasons you may want to form a captive insurance company, but when it comes to the bottom-line, you'll have a hard time finding a better alternative to Montana.  The inexpensive licensing and certification fees along with tight caps on premium taxes of Montana compete or are below any other domicile domestic or foreign.  Combine this with the efficient regulation processes of the state and you'll find that captive managers from other domiciles can't compete with the cost-effectiveness of those in Montana.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION:

One of the most scenic places in North America, unparalleled outdoor recreation, wide open spaces.

In Montana there is room to roam. Montana is friendly and accommodating. That's because tourism is Montana's second-ranked (after agriculture) and fastest-growing industry. There is convenient commercial air transportation to any one of seven major airports found throughout the state.  With your captive here you will have a great excuse to come and play.

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Montana Quick Facts:

Population (2006): 944,632
Area (square miles): 147,138
Capital City: Helena
Largest City: Billings
Nick Names: The Treasure State, Big Sky Country
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