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LAM04000 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses

  • LAM04010 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Introduction and overview FA12/S76
  • LAM04020 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expense: Step 1: Definition of ordinary BLAGAB management expenses, conditions and excluded amounts: FA12/S77
  • LAM04030 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 1: Amounts treated as ordinary BLAGAB management expenses: FA12/S81
  • LAM04040 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 1: Restrictions on unpaid remuneration, car hire and FOTRA related expenses: FA12/S82 and FA12/S96
  • LAM04100 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 2: Definition of acquisition expenses: FA12/S80
  • LAM04110 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 2: Spreading of acquisition expenses: FA12/S79
  • LAM04120 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 2: Example - spreading of acquisition expenses: FA12/S79
  • LAM04130 · Treatment of acquisition expenses from 1 January 2023: repeal of FA12/S79: FA22/SCH5/PART2 and SI2022/1164 
  • LAM04200 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 3: Calculate the amount of any deemed management expenses: FA12/S78(3)
  • LAM04210 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 3: General Annuity Business: FA12/S83
  • LAM04300 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 4: Calculate the basic amount: FA12/S76
  • LAM04400 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 5: The adjusted BLAGAB management expense
  • LAM04500 · Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Example steps 1 to 5: FA12/S76
  1. Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses
  2. Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 2: Example - spreading of acquisition expenses: FA12/S79

LAM04120 | Calculating ‘E’ adjusted BLAGAB management expenses: Step 2: Example - spreading of acquisition expenses: FA12/S79

From HM Revenue & Customs · Life Assurance Manual

A life insurance company began trading on 1 July 2013 and has an accounting date of 31 December.

It incurred acquisition expenses of £28,000 in 2013, £42,000 in 2014, and £63,000 in 2015.

Step 3 Deemed BLAGAB management expenses and total acquisition expenses deducted for the accounting period will be as follows:

Acc’ing PeriodAdjusted acquisition costs £20132014201520162017201820192020
201328,0004,0004,0004,0004,0004,0004,0004,000
201442,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,000
201563,0009,0009,0009,0009,0009,0009,000
Deemed M.E4,00010,00019,00019,00019,00019,00015,000
M.E4,0006,0009,000----
Total Acqu Exp4,00010,00019,00019,00019,00019,00019,00015,000

In 2013 the company includes acquisition expenses of £28,000 in its ordinary BLAGAB management expenses at Step 1. At Step 2 it deducts 6/7 ths of £28,000 = £24,000 (even though the AP is only 6 months long, relief is not restricted on a pro rata basis, because this is the first AP, that is the AP in which the expenses were incurred. Acquisition expenses of £4,000 are relieved.

The balance of the acquisition expenses are relieved as deemed BLAGAB management expenses in future APs.

In 2014 the company includes the acquisition expenses of £42,000 for that AP in its ordinary BLAGAB management expenses at Step 1. At Step 2 it deducts 6/7 ths of £42,000 = £36,000. Net relief is therefore £6,000.

The balance of the acquisition expenses is relieved as deemed BLAGAB management expenses in future APs.

In 2015 the company includes acquisition expenses of £63,000 for the AP in its ordinary BLAGAB management expenses at Step 1. At Step 2 it deducts 6/7ths of £63,000 = £54,000. The company receives net relief of £9,000 for the acquisition expenses of the AP.

Deemed BLAGAB management expenses represent the acquisition expenses of earlier APs relieved in the AP. For 2015 these are £4,000 (2013) + £6,000 (2014) = £10,000. The deemed BLAGAB management expenses brought in at Step 3 are thus £10,000.

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