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Official guidance
Insurance Premium Tax

IPT07000 · Accounting for Insurance Premium Tax

  • IPT07100 · Purpose and outline of this section
  • IPT07200 · IPT Accounting Provisions
  • IPT07300 · Bad debt relief
  • IPT07400 · Errors on IPT returns
  • IPT07500 · IPT accounting schemes
  • IPT07600 · The special accounting scheme
  • IPT07700 · The cash receipt accounting method: Contents
  • IPT07800 · Transitional accounting arrangements: contents
  • IPT07900 · Unjust enrichment
  1. Accounting for Insurance Premium Tax: contents
  2. Accounting for Insurance Premium Tax: errors on IPT returns

IPT07400 | Accounting for Insurance Premium Tax: errors on IPT returns

From HM Revenue & Customs · Insurance Premium Tax

An error may be adjusted for on the IPT return form provided on-line:

  • the adjustment relates to an error or errors in an accounting period ending no more than 4 years ago, subject to the transitional arrangements described in the previous paragraph

  • the amount of the underdeclaration or overdeclaration is limited to £10,000 or if greater, up to 1% of the net value of taxable premiums shown in box 10 of the IPT Return, the error not exceeding £50,000; and

  • for overdeclarations, the insurer bore the cost of the error (i.e. the IPT was not borne by a customer or an intermediary); and

  • the error is not deliberate.

Prior to 1 July 2008 the above limit for making an adjustment for an underdeclaration or overdeclaration was £2,000 or less.

Errors discovered in relation to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 April 2009 where the due date is on or after 1 April 2010 may be liable to a penalty if they are careless or deliberate. For further details see IPT10375.

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