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General Insurance Manual

GIM9000 · Mutual insurance

  • GIM9010 · What is mutuality?
  • GIM9020 · What is mutual insurance?
  • GIM9025 · Islamic takaful insurance arrangements
  • GIM9030 · Mutual insurance as a trade
  • GIM9040 · Mutual insurance as a trade: severability of mutual and non-mutual business
  • GIM9050 · Tax treatment
  • GIM9060 · Tax treatment: accounting periods beginning before 1 October 2002: loan relationships: exchange gains & losses: financial instruments
  • GIM9090 · Tax treatment: accounting periods beginning on or after 1 October 2002: loan relationships
  • GIM9100 · Tax treatment: accounting periods beginning on or after 1 October 2002: exchange gains and losses
  • GIM9110 · Tax treatment: accounting periods beginning on or after 1 October 2002: derivatives
  • GIM9120 · Particular types: health mutuals: background
  • GIM9130 · Particular types: health mutuals: is the business mutual?
  • GIM9140 · Particular types: captive mutual insurers
  • GIM9150 · Distributions by mutual insurers
  • GIM9160 · Change of status to non-mutual: transitional issues
  • GIM9170 · Transfers of business by a mutual insurer
  1. Mutual insurance
  2. Mutual insurance: tax treatment: accounting periods beginning on or after 1 October 2002: derivatives

GIM9110 | Mutual insurance: tax treatment: accounting periods beginning on or after 1 October 2002: derivatives

From HM Revenue & Customs · General Insurance Manual

The scope of derivative contracts is wider potentially than that of the FI legislation: weather, credit and insurance derivative contracts are within the scope of the new rules, but not if they are contracts of insurance (FA02/SCH26/PARA12). The dividing line can often be thin in this area - but the accounting, and hence the tax treatment, may be very different. There is further discussion at GIM8270+.

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