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Official guidance
Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

IPTM7500 · Calculation of gains on chargeable events

  • IPTM7505 · Calculation of gains: general
  • IPTM7510 · Calculation of gains: full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment
  • IPTM7515 · Calculation of gains: full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment: related policies
  • IPTM7520 · Full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment: total benefit value: value of the policy or contract
  • IPTM7525 · Full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment: total benefit value: previous sums, benefits and parts assigned
  • IPTM7530 · Full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment: total deductions: premiums
  • IPTM7531 · Total deductions: premiums: commission arrangements
  • IPTM7535 · Full surrender: example of gain calculation
  • IPTM7540 · Deficiency relief
  • IPTM7545 · Calculation of gains on group life policies
  • IPTM7550 · Calculation of gains on capital redemption policies held by companies
  • IPTM7555 · Chargeable event gains: income tax treated as paid
  • IPTM7560 · Chargeable event gains: number of years for top-slicing relief
  1. Calculation of gains on chargeable events: contents
  2. Calculation of gains: full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment: related policies

IPTM7515 | Calculation of gains: full surrender, maturity, death or whole assignment: related policies

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

A new policy is related to an old policy if it is issued:

  • in substitution for the old policy, or

  • on the maturity of the old policy following the exercise of an option in the old policy.

Two policies are ‘related policies’ if one is related, directly or indirectly, under this definition to the other. So, if policy A is related to policy B and policy B is related to policy to C, then policies A, B and C are all related policies.

Although the definition of ‘related policy’ is derived from ICTA88/SCH15/PARA17, it applies to all life insurance and capital redemption policies, not just qualifying policies.

Where an old policy is replaced by a new related policy, there will be a surrender or maturity chargeable event.

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