You can withdraw earnings on your cash account free of
taxation up to the amount of premiums you have paid into the policy, i.e. your basis.
Not exact matches
For a total noob, strength training engages them in a certain
amount of metabolic
taxation necessary
to produce initial mass gains, but they quickly adapt
to that limited level of metabolic
taxation, and end
up on a mass gain plateau that can last decades if they don't switch
up to higher reps. (Look at Hugh Jackman for example; he's been a 3 × 5 guy for over a decade.
The advantage of
taxation of a policy loan is that once the loan is repaid, the policy owner can claim a tax deduction
up to the
amount previously taxed as income.
If you're insolvent, forgiven debt is excluded from income
taxation, but only
up to the
amount you were insolvent.
Withdrawals
up to the
amount of premiums paid are not subject
to income
taxation under income tax law.1 Also, unlike annuities, cash value withdrawn from your policy (so long as it is not a MEC) is not subject
to IRS pre-59 1/2 withdrawal penalties.
For example, if an individual is losing Rs 25,000 p.a by not taking
up health insurance through
taxation, then it is better
to take
up health insurance policy for that
amount at least.