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Official guidance
Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

IPTM4000 · Purchased life annuities

  • IPTM4100 · Introduction
  • IPTM4200 · Different types of annuity: annuities certain
  • IPTM4210 · Different types of annuity: guaranteed and temporary annuities
  • IPTM4220 · Different types of annuity: life annuities and purchased life annuities
  • IPTM4300 · Charge to tax and partial exemption scheme: general
  • IPTM4310 · Partial exemption scheme: effect of life and other contingencies on term of annuity and on amount of annuity payments
  • IPTM4320 · Partial exemption scheme: exempt proportion formula
  • IPTM4330 · Partial exemption scheme: exempt sum formula
  • IPTM4340 · Partial exemption scheme: consideration
  • IPTM4350 · Partial exemption scheme: procedure
  • IPTM4351 · Partial exemption scheme: procedure: annuitant fails to return the form PLA6
  • IPTM4360 · Partial exemption scheme: procedure relating to part C of form PLA6
  • IPTM4370 · Record-keeping requirements and provision of information to HMRC
  • IPTM4380 · Penalties for failure to comply
  • IPTM4400 · Annuities paid by overseas payers: introduction
  • IPTM4410 · Overseas payers: appointment of a tax representative: requirements and exceptions
  • IPTM4420 · Overseas payers: restrictions on who may be nominated to be a tax representative
  • IPTM4430 · Non UK insurers: nomination of a tax representative: approval procedure: information to be sent to HMRC
  • IPTM4440 · Non UK insurers: nomination of a tax representative: approval procedure: approval or rejection by HMRC
  • IPTM4450 · Non-UK insurers: appointment of a tax representative by HMRC
  • IPTM4460 · Non-UK insurers: duties of a tax representative
  • IPTM4470 · Non-UK insurers: cessation of appointment and replacement of a tax representative
  • IPTM4480 · Non-Uk insurers: release from requirement to appoint a tax representative: procedure for agreeing release with HMRC
  • IPTM4490 · Non-UK insurers: release from requirement to appoint a tax representative: other circumstances
  • IPTM4500 · Non-UK insurers: release from requirement to appoint a tax representative: declaration by insurer that it will conduct life and annuity business in accordance with UK law
  • IPTM4600 · Special types of annuity
  1. Purchased life annuities: contents
  2. Purchased life annuities: non UK insurers: nomination of a tax representative: approval procedure: information to be sent to HMRC

IPTM4430 | Purchased life annuities: non UK insurers: nomination of a tax representative: approval procedure: information to be sent to HMRC

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

Once an insurer has nominated a person to be their tax representative, details of the nomination should be sent for approval to BAI Financial Services Team, 100 Parliament Street 3/64, London, SW1A 2BQ (or by email at [email protected]). The following information must be sent:

  • the full name or title under which the non-UK insurer is registered in the country in which its principal place of business is situated and its address in that country

  • the business address of any permanent establishment which the non-UK insurer has in the UK

  • the name of the person nominated and

- where the person nominated is an individual, the address of that person’s fixed place of residence in the UK

- where the person nominated is not an individual, the address of that person’s business establishment in the UK

  • the consent of the person nominated that they are willing to and able to secure that the relevant duties are discharged by or on behalf of the non-UK insurer. This should be signed

- where the person nominated is an individual, by the individual

- where the person nominated is a company, by the ‘proper officer of the company’

- where the person nominated is a partnership, by any partner who is an individual

  • the HMRC office to which the nominated person submits tax returns along with their tax reference.

The ‘proper officer of the company’ is the secretary or person acting as the secretary, or some other person authorised to act on the company’s behalf.

Incomplete information

A nomination that does not include all of the information listed above will not be treated as valid. HMRC will write to a non-UK insurer who submits an invalid nomination to tell it what amendments it needs to make to the nomination.

Where the insurer knows of any changes to the information provided in the nomination, they must, as soon as practicable, notify HMRC of the changes.

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