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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: outstanding IPT debt of a deregistered insurer

IPT06540 | Maintaining the IPT Register: deregistration: outstanding IPT debt of a deregistered insurer

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

An insurer with an outstanding debt can still be deregistered. Deregistration does not affect the insurer’s IPT account or our ability to recover outstanding debts.

You should establish whether a debt exists once all deregistration action has been taken. You should contact the insurer or his representative to establish what the insurer proposes to do to discharge the debt, and endeavour to secure payment of the debt. Any case where payment is not immediately forthcoming should be referred to the appropriate Debt Management Unit, with a report of the facts.

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