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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: rules for waiver of requirement to submit IPT returns

IPT06250 | Maintaining the IPT register: registration: rules for waiver of requirement to submit IPT returns

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

Where an insurer writes policies which cover mixed (both taxable and exempt) risks but the taxable element and the premium for the total contract are below the de minimis limits (see IPT05900), the insurer is entitled to treat such policies as if they were wholly exempt. In those circumstances, while an insurer must still notify their liability to register for IPT, they can ask for a waiver of the requirement to submit IPT returns. In practical terms the insurer is not registered and does not receive an IPT registration number.

A premium for a contract is below the de minimis limits if it is £500,000 or less and 10% or less is attributable to taxable insurance.

There is more about this in IPT10050.

A periodic check on these insurers, based on the risk, may be required from time-to-time in order to ensure that they continue to be entitled to the waiver.

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