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IPT06500 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: contents

  • IPT06510 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: purpose and outline of this section
  • IPT06520 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: when deregistration is not appropriate
  • IPT06530 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: The IPT registration cancellation procedure
  • IPT06540 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: outstanding IPT debt of a deregistered insurer
  • IPT06550 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: deregistration visits
  • IPT06560 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: cancellation of deregistration
  • IPT06570 · Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: failure to notify
  1. Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: contents
  2. Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: when deregistration is not appropriate

IPT06520 | Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: when deregistration is not appropriate

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

Deregistration is not appropriate when an insurer experiences a temporary suspension of taxable business due either to reasons connected with the insurer’s routine business cycle or some exceptional factor such as damage to premises or systems. Where an insurer intends or expects to continue to receive or write taxable premiums deregistration is not appropriate.

Insurers who receive regular but infrequent taxable premiums, such as captives who receive annual premiums, will continue to be registered.

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