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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: intangible assets

GIM4100 | Taxation of general insurance: annual accounting: intangible assets

From HM Revenue & Customs · General Insurance Manual

If a general insurance company incurs expenditure on an intangible fixed asset (IFA) within the meaning of FA02/SCH29, it is entitled to relief (and subject to charge) in the same way as any other trader. The IFAs which a general insurer is most likely to acquire are software and goodwill. Schedule 29 only applies to assets acquired after 1 April 2002 and then generally only when they are acquired from an unconnected company. No deduction is available under FA02/SCH29 for any element of goodwill separately identified - as required by paragraph 115 of the ABI 2005 SORP - as relating to an adjustment for the timing of payments applied in calculating the fair value of claims provisions on acquisition or for the present value of in-force business.

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