When an estate or gift matter is involved, the Internal Revenue Service requires that a Form 712 Life Insurance Statement be included in the returns. So, a trustee or financial advisor will likely request an IRS Form 712 from the subject insurance company. In October 2009, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners came out with the“ Valuation of Life…
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