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IPT06800 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: contents

  • IPT06810 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: purpose and outline of this section
  • IPT06820 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: legal basis for the registration of certain taxable intermediaries
  • IPT06830 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: criteria for registration
  • IPT06840 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: examples of how an intermediary could become registered
  • IPT06850 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: apportionment and de minimis
  • IPT06860 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: registration limits and procedure
  • IPT06870 · Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: other information
  1. Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: contents
  2. Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: other information

IPT06870 | Maintaining the IPT Register: registration of taxable intermediaries: other information

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

For general information on contracts relating to the higher rate see IPT04900.

Where a taxable intermediary has registered for IPT, the tax point is the date on which they receive payment of any fee, and they account for the IPT in the accounting period in which the tax point occurs.

Where a taxable intermediary has accounted for IPT on a fee and then repays all or part of the fee to their customer, they may claim a tax credit on their next return.

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