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Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

IPTM3000 · Chargeable events

  • IPTM3100 · The charge to tax: income tax and corporation tax
  • IPTM3110 · The charge to tax: income tax
  • IPTM3120 · The charge to tax: corporation tax
  • IPTM3130 · The charge to tax: corporation tax: points of difference
  • IPTM3200 · Person liable to charge
  • IPTM3210 · Person liable to charge: chargeable event certificates
  • IPTM3220 · Person liable to charge: individuals and companies
  • IPTM3230 · Person liable to charge: UK resident trustees
  • IPTM3240 · Person liable to charge: death cases
  • IPTM3250 · Person liable to charge: summary of the position in relation to trusts
  • IPTM3260 · Person liable to charge: non-UK resident trustees and foreign institutions
  • IPTM3270 · Person liable to charge: multiple interests
  • IPTM3280 · Person liable to charge: multiple interests: chargeable event certificates
  • IPTM3290 · Person chargeable: multiple interests: trusts created by more than one person
  • IPTM3300 · Policies and contracts charged: general
  • IPTM3310 · Policies and contracts charged: qualifying policies
  • IPTM3320 · Policies and contracts charged: personal portfolio bonds
  • IPTM3330 · Policies and contracts charged: ‘foreign policies’
  • IPTM3400 · When events occur: general
  • IPTM3410 · When events occur: exceptions
  • IPTM3420 · When events occur: no chargeable event
  • IPTM3430 · When events occur: disregard of certain assignments
  • IPTM3500 · Calculating gains: general
  • IPTM3505 · Calculating gains: ‘insurance year’
  • IPTM3510 · Calculating gains: death, maturity, full surrender or assignment
  • IPTM3515 · Calculating gains: death, maturity, full surrender or assignment: value of the policy or contract
  • IPTM3520 · Calculating gains: death, maturity, full surrender or assignment: replacement policies
  • IPTM3525 · Calculating gains: death, maturity, full surrender or assignment: related policies
  • IPTM3527 · Calculating gains: maturity, full surrender or assignment: commission rebated or reinvested as premium
  • IPTM3528 · Calculating gains: maturity, full surrender or assignment: commission rebated: examples
  • IPTM3530 · Calculating gains: death, maturity or full surrender: qualifying endowment policies held as security for company debts
  • IPTM3535 · Calculating gains: death, maturity or full surrender: disregard of trivial inducement benefits
  • IPTM3540 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: general
  • IPTM3545 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: events treated as part surrenders
  • IPTM3550 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: guaranteed income bonds
  • IPTM3555 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: definitions
  • IPTM3560 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: calculation method
  • IPTM3565 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: value of rights surrendered or assigned
  • IPTM3570 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: special cases
  • IPTM3575 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘periodic calculations’ and ‘excess events’: assignments involving co-ownership
  • IPTM3580 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘transaction-related calculations’
  • IPTM3585 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘transaction-related calculations’: calculation method
  • IPTM3590 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘transaction-related calculations’: ‘final insurance year’: special rules
  • IPTM3595 · Calculating gains: part surrenders and part assignments: ‘transaction-related calculations’: chargeable event
  • IPTM3596 · Calculating gains - recalculating a wholly disproportionate gain under ITTOIA05/S507A and S512A
  • IPTM3597 · Calculating gains - recalculating a wholly disproportionate gain under ITTOIA05/S507A and S512A: examples
  • IPTM3600 · Personal portfolio bonds: background: ITTOIA05/S515
  • IPTM3610 · Personal portfolio bonds: meaning: bonds made on or after 17 March 1998: ITTOIA05/S516
  • IPTM3620 · Personal portfolio bonds: meaning: bonds made before 17 March 1998
  • IPTM3630 · Personal portfolio bonds: meaning: index selection: ITTOIA05/S517(1)
  • IPTM3640 · Personal portfolio bonds: meaning: property selection: ITTOIA05/S517(2)
  • IPTM3650 · Personal portfolio bonds: calculation method: ITTOIA05/S522
  • IPTM3660 · Personal portfolio bonds: calculation method: example
  • IPTM3670 · Personal portfolio bonds: chargeable event
  • IPTM3700 · Foreign policies: differences in treatment
  • IPTM3710 · Foreign policies: effect on qualifying status
  • IPTM3720 · Foreign policies: basic rate tax not treated as paid
  • IPTM3730 · Foreign policies: reduction for non-UK policyholder
  • IPTM3731 · Reduction for non-UK policyholder from 6 April 2013
  • IPTM3732 · Calculation of the reduction in gain from 6 April 2013: ITTOIA05/S528
  • IPTM3733 · Non-UK policyholder and assignments and shared rights
  • IPTM3734 · Gains arising during period of non-UK residence
  • IPTM3735 · Gains arising to personal representatives and trustees
  • IPTM3736 · Interaction between restricted relief qualifying policies and top slicing relief
  • IPTM3740 · Foreign policies: reduction for non-UK policyholder: example
  • IPTM3800 · Income tax treated as paid and reliefs
  • IPTM3810 · Income tax treated as paid
  • IPTM3820 · Top slicing relief: general
  • IPTM3830 · Top slicing relief: calculation
  • IPTM3840 · Top slicing relief: how relief is given
  • IPTM3850 · Top slicing relief: examples
  • IPTM3860 · Deficiency relief: entitlement
  • IPTM3870 · Deficiency relief: calculation of deficiency
  • IPTM3880 · Deficiency relief: calculation of deficiency relief
  • IPTM3900 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: scope and commencement
  • IPTM3905 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: accountancy treatment of investment life insurance contracts
  • IPTM3910 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: non-trading credits and debits
  • IPTM3915 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: payouts on death or critical illness
  • IPTM3920 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: tax treated as paid: description of mechanism
  • IPTM3925 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: tax treated as paid: examples
  • IPTM3930 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: transition from chargeable events rules: deemed surrender
  • IPTM3935 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: transition from chargeable events rules: contracts accounted for on fair value basis
  • IPTM3940 · Policies and contracts owned by companies: application of the loan relationships rules: transition from chargeable events rules: contracts accounted for other than on fair value
  1. Chargeable events: contents
  2. Personal portfolio bonds: calculation method: example

IPTM3660 | Personal portfolio bonds: calculation method: example

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

Facts

Mr White took out a life policy at the start of insurance year 1 with a premium of £5,000. During year 4 he made a withdrawal of £3,500 and during year 7 a further withdrawal of £2,750. A further premium of £2,000 was paid in year 9. The policy was surrendered in year 11 for £20,500.

Gains on 'excess events'

Under the rules described in IPTM3560, gains arise on excess events at the ends of insurance years 4 and 7 as follows:

Year 4: £2,500 on the withdrawal of £3,500 (that is, £3,500 – £5,000 x 4/20)

Year 7: £2,000 on the withdrawal of £2,750 (that is, £2,750 – £5,000 x 3/20)

Calculation of annual PPB gains
Year yPremiums paid, years 1 to end year y (A)Cumulative amount of PPB excesses for years 1 to (y – 1) (B)Aggregate part surrender gains for years 1 to (y – 1) (C)PPB gain for year y = 15% x (A + B – C)
15,000NilNil750
25,000750Nil862
35,0001,612Nil991
45,0002,603Nil1,140
55,0003,7432,500936
65,0004,6792,5001,076
75,0005,7552,5001,238
85,0006,9934,5001,123
97,0008,1164,5001,592
107,0009,7084,5001,831
117,00011,5394,500No gain

These calculations must be carried out in full even if year 1 ends before 6 April 2000, the date on which the PPB rules took effect. But the PPB gains are only taxable for insurance years ending on or after 6 April 2000. Then each PPB gain is treated as arising on a chargeable event (a ‘personal portfolio bond event’) occurring at the end of the insurance year and is taxable in the tax year in which the event occurred. No PPB gain can arise in the final year.

Calculation of gain on final surrender in year 11

Applying IPTM3510, Total Benefits (TB) – Total Deductions (TD) – Previous Gains (PG)

TB = £3,500 + £2,750 + £20,500 = £26,750

TD = £5,000 + £2,000 = £7,000

PG = £2,500 + £2,000 (gains on ‘excess events’) + £11,539 (PPB gains) = £16,039

So, gain on surrender is £26,750 – £7,000 – £16,039 = £3,711.

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