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Insurance Premium Tax

IPT03000 · Overview and the law: contents

  • IPT03100 · Overview and the law: purpose and outline of this section
  • IPT03150 · Overview and the law: why we have an Insurance Premium Tax
  • IPT03200 · Overview and the law: UK law
  • IPT03250 · Overview and the law: where to find the relevant law
  • IPT03300 · Overview and the law: scope of IPT
  • IPT03350 · Overview and the law: value of a premium for IPT purposes
  • IPT03400 · Overview and the law: the rate of tax
  • IPT03450 · Overview and the law: who is liable to account for IPT?
  • IPT03500 · Overview and the law: insurers for IPT purposes: contents
  • IPT03600 · Overview and the law: what is regarded as insurance?
  • IPT03650 · Overview and the law: what constitutes a contract?
  • IPT03700 · overview and the law: how to determine whether there is a contract of insurance: contents
  1. Overview and the law: contents
  2. Overview and the law: what is regarded as insurance?

IPT03600 | Overview and the law: what is regarded as insurance?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

There is no legal definition of insurance but the dictionary definition used in the VAT insurance manual describes insurance as:

the act, system, or business of providing financial protection against specified contingencies such as death, loss, or damage. Life insurance is widely referred to as assurance although the words are interchangeable.

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