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Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

IPTM7100 · Reporting duties of UK insurers

  • IPTM7105 · Certificate for policyholder: requirement to provide a certificate and person to whom it must be delivered: ICTA88/S552(1)(a)
  • IPTM7107 · Certificate for policyholder: requirement to provide a certificate: company policyholders
  • IPTM7110 · Certificate for policyholder: meaning of 'appropriate policyholder': ICTA88/S552(10)
  • IPTM7115 · Certificate for policyholder: address to which the policyholder’s certificate should be sent
  • IPTM7120 · Certificate for policyholder: information to be provided: position following ITTOIA05
  • IPTM7125 · Certificate for policyholder: information to be provided: all gains other than where event is a whole assignment: ICTA88/S552(5)
  • IPTM7130 · Certificate for policyholder: information to be provided: whole assignments: premiums paid: ICTA88/S552(1) and (5)
  • IPTM7135 · Certificate for policyholder: information to be provided: whole assignments: other information on history of policy: ICTA88/S552(5)(c)
  • IPTM7140 · Certificate for policyholder: time limits for delivery: ICTA88/S552(6)
  • IPTM7145 · Certificates for HMRC: circumstances where certificates need to be provided: ICTA88/S552(1)(b)
  • IPTM7150 · Certificate for HMRC: connected gains: ICTA88/S552(8)
  • IPTM7155 · Certificates for HMRC: power to require certificate in other cases: ICTA88/S552(4)
  • IPTM7160 · Certificates for HMRC: prescribed format
  • IPTM7165 · Certificates for HMRC: information to be provided on the certificate: ICTA88/S552(5)
  • IPTM7170 · Certificates for HMRC: insurer's details and policy details
  • IPTM7175 · Certificates for HMRC: name and address of policyholder
  • IPTM7180 · Certificate for HMRC: 'care of' addresses, change of addresses and 'gone away' cases
  • IPTM7185 · Certificates for HMRC: types of chargeable events
  • IPTM7190 · Certificates to HMRC: table of excess events and part surrender or assignment events (code numbers 5, 6 & 7)
  • IPTM7195 · Certificates for HMRC: time limits for delivery: general rules: ICTA88/S552(7)
  • IPTM7200 · Certificate for HMRC: time limits for delivery: extensions for late notification of deaths and assignments
  • IPTM7205 · Correction of chargeable event certificates: errors in certificates
  • IPTM7210 · Correction of certificates: termination of the policy changes the treatment of an earlier chargeable event
  • IPTM7215 · Reporting requirements for policy in a valid ISA
  • IPTM7220 · Reporting requirements for policy in a void ISA: events and certificates
  • IPTM7225 · Reporting requirements for policy in a void ISA: tax deducted
  • IPTM7230 · Cluster policies: reporting of gains to policyholders and HMRC
  • IPTM7235 · Audits of insurers: introduction
  • IPTM7240 · Audit of insurers: the inspection visit
  • IPTM7245 · Audit of insurers: breaches of the reporting rules
  • IPTM7250 · Audit of insurers: records to be maintained
  • IPTM7260 · Chargeable Events: disclosures
  1. Reporting duties of UK insurers: contents
  2. Certificate for policyholder: requirement to provide a certificate: company policyholders

IPTM7107 | Certificate for policyholder: requirement to provide a certificate: company policyholders

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

Chargeable event rules cease to apply to companies

The rules for taxing companies on gains from policies and contracts were changed in Finance Act 2008. The chargeable event gain rules no longer apply from the start of the first accounting period of the company to begin on or after 1 April 2008 – the ‘company’s start date’ – and instead the loan relationships rules apply - IPTM3900 onwards. So, during the year ended 31 March 2009, all companies moved to the new rules and from 1 April 2009 no companies remained within the chargeable event gain rules.

Although there is no requirement to issue chargeable event certificates to a company policyholder that is within the new rules, an insurer will not be penalised for doing so. This recognises that, for instance, it may not be easy for an insurer to distinguish on its systems policies held by a company from other policies. So, the insurer may continue reporting chargeable events on or after 1 April 2009 to policyholders if it is more convenient or easier to do so.

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