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Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

IPTM7600 · Calculation of gains on excess events and part surrender or assignment events

  • IPTM7605 · Part surrenders and assignments: periodic calculations: calculation required
  • IPTM7610 · Part surrenders and assignments: periodic calculations: related policies
  • IPTM7615 · Periodic calculations: excess events
  • IPTM7620 · Periodic calculations: example
  • IPTM7625 · Part surrenders and assignments: transaction- related calculations: part surrender or assignment events
  • IPTM7630 · Transaction-related calculations: example: part assignments for money or money's worth
  • IPTM7635 · Transaction-related calculations: example: part surrenders followed by a gift part assignment followed by another part surrender in same year
  • IPTM7640 · Transaction-related calculations: example: part assignment for consideration in final year followed by surrender (to show gains limit calculation)
  • IPTM7645 · Transaction-related calculations: example: several relevant transactions in the final year
  • IPTM7650 · Part surrenders and assignments: policies and contracts made before 14 March 1975
  1. Calculation of gains on excess events and part surrender or assignment events: contents
  2. Part surrenders and assignments: periodic calculations: related policies

IPTM7610 | Part surrenders and assignments: periodic calculations: related policies

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Policyholder Taxation Manual

The totals in the periodic calculation only include values and payments relating to the policy or contract in question, not to any related policies within the meaning given in IPTM7515.

If there are any related policies then the values of part surrenders and part assignments on those policies are not brought into these calculations.

Similarly, premiums paid on related policies do not give rise to allowable elements. But where proceeds from an earlier related policy are applied as premium of the current policy, that premium will give rise to an allowable element in the same way as any other premium paid.

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