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Insurance Premium Tax

IPT06200 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: contents

  • IPT06205 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: liability to register for IPT
  • IPT06210 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration thresholds for IPT
  • IPT06215 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: when notification should be made
  • IPT06220 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: how notification should be made
  • IPT06225 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration of Lloyd's syndicates
  • IPT06230 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration of overseas insurers
  • IPT06235 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration of groups
  • IPT06240 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration of divisions
  • IPT06245 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: the meaning of ‘effective date of registration’
  • IPT06250 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: rules for waiver of requirement to submit IPT returns
  • IPT06255 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: cases of failure to register
  • IPT06260 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: penalties for failure to register
  • IPT06265 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: issue, receipt and processing of IPT 1 forms
  • IPT06270 · Maintaining the IPT register: registration: notification of registration numbers to traders
  1. Maintaining the IPT register: registration: contents
  2. Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration thresholds for IPT

IPT06210 | Maintaining the IPT register: registration: registration thresholds for IPT

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

There are no turnover limits for registration for IPT. This means that an insurer who receives any taxable premiums is liable to register for IPT. This treatment avoids the risk of distorting the insurance market by creating two groups of insurers, one charging IPT to policyholders and one which does not. It also means that there is no cause for business to be disaggregated.

Insurers who write only exempt business, such as a life insurer who does not write any incidental amounts of general business, are exempt from registration and do not have to go through the process of seeking a waiver from the requirement to submit returns as explained in IPT06250.

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