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Statutory Accounting Principles

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Statutory Accounting Principles
A system of accounting used by insurance companies. They are considered more conservative than the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles; this is because insurance companies will, at one point or another, have to pay benefits to most policyholders. Therefore, they must take all possible steps to remain solvent. SAP have minor variation by state, but are generally used by all insurance companies in the United States.


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According to Statement of Statutory Accounting Principles SSAP No.
By contrast, the revised MAR is not concerned with GAAP reporting, but rather on statutory accounting principles used for recording transactions and preparing financial statements for use in statutory basis filings with state regulators.
The provisions of the preamble of the revised Manual that states, "GAAP pronouncements do not become part of Statutory Accounting Principles until and unless adopted by the NAIC," do not negate the requirements of section 623.
 
 
 
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