Skip to content
Solved
SearchBrowse
Sign in

Contents

Official guidance
General Insurance Manual

GIM4000 · Taxation of general insurance

  • GIM4010 · Introduction
  • GIM4020 · Historical background
  • GIM4030 · General rules
  • GIM4040 · UK GAAP and International Accounting Standards
  • GIM4050 · Overview of the accounts
  • GIM4060 · Annual accounting: accounting for premium income
  • GIM4070 · Annual accounting: UPP
  • GIM4080 · Annual accounting: acquisition costs and administrative expenses
  • GIM4090 · Annual accounting: capital allowances
  • GIM4100 · Annual accounting: intangible assets
  • GIM4110 · Annual accounting: currency accounting: APs beginning before 1 January 2005: general rules
  • GIM4120 · Annual accounting: currency accounting: general rules: APs beginning before 1 January 2005: sections 93 and 93A FA 1993
  • GIM4130 · Annual accounting: currency accounting: general rules: APs beginning on or after 1 January 2005
  • GIM4140 · Funded accounting: general
  • GIM4150 · Funded accounting: an example
  • GIM4160 · Funded accounting: CTSA implications
  • GIM4170 · Funded accounting: CTSA enquiry windows
  • GIM4180 · Funded accounting: other tax issues
  • GIM4190 · Commencement and cessation
  • GIM4200 · Insolvency
  • GIM4210 · Business in run-off
  • GIM4220 · Transfers of business: general
  • GIM4230 · Transfers of business: tax treatment
  • GIM4240 · Transfers of business: transfer of trading losses
  • GIM4250 · Composite insurance companies
  • GIM4260 · Insurance premium tax (IPT)
  • GIM4270 · VAT
  • GIM4280 · Interest and penalties
  1. Taxation of general insurance
  2. Taxation of general insurance: annual accounting: accounting for premium income

GIM4060 | Taxation of general insurance: annual accounting: accounting for premium income

From HM Revenue & Customs · General Insurance Manual

Premiums brought into account in accordance with the accounting Regulations SI2008/410 and paragraphs 84 to 91 of the ABI SORP (see GIM2140) are unlikely to give rise to tax issues.

Premiums are apportioned over the period of risk (usually 12 months starting with the effecting of the policy) between periods of account by the setting of an Unearned Premium Provision, or UPP, previously referred to as an Unearned Premium Reserve - UPR.

PreviousNext
PrivacyTerms