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CH14000 · Record Keeping: How long must records be retained for

  • CH14100 · General
  • CH14200 · Avoidance
  • CH14500 · Income tax and capital gains tax
  • CH14600 · Corporation tax
  • CH14650 · Capital gains or losses
  • CH14700 · PAYE and Construction Industry Scheme
  • CH14800 · Shorter retention periods
  • CH14900 · Direct taxes claims not included in a return
  • CH14930 · Insurance premium tax
  • CH14940 · Stamp duty land tax
  • CH14950 · Aggregates levy, climate change levy and landfill tax
  • CH14990 · Excise duties
  • CH15000 · VAT
  • CH14980 · Bank payroll tax
  1. Record Keeping: How long must records be retained for: contents
  2. Record Keeping: How long must records be retained for: Insurance premium tax

CH14930 | Record Keeping: How long must records be retained for: Insurance premium tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

In addition to the rules which apply to a person keeping records in CH14530 - CH14600 and CH15000 - CH15900 as appropriate, there are specific rules for the length of time for which records relating to insurance premium tax must be kept.

A person must normally keep their IPT records for 6 years. If, however, this causes storage problems, involves undue expense or causes other difficulties, the person can ask HMRC whether they can keep some of their records for a shorter period. They must obtain HMRC’s agreement if they wish to destroy any records that are less than 6 years old.

FA94/SCH6, 6A & 7

STATUTORY INSTRUMENT SI1994/1774

FA09/SCH50/PARA5

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