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LLM5000 · Individual Names

  • LLM5010 · Names: background to the tax rules
  • LLM5020 · Names: taxation in earlier years
  • LLM5030 · Names: taxation in earlier years: Reconstruction and Renewal
  • LLM5040 · Names: taxation of trade profits
  • LLM5050 · Names: syndicate results and premium trust fund (‘PTF’) income
  • LLM5060 · Names: income from ancillary trust funds (‘ATFs’): introduction
  • LLM5070 · Names: income from ancillary trust funds (‘ATFs’): Accrued Income Scheme (‘AIS’)
  • LLM5080 · Names: income from ancillary trust funds (‘ATFs’): other types of security
  • LLM5090 · Names: income from ancillary trust funds (‘ATFs’): taxed income
  • LLM5100 · Names: income from ancillary trust funds (‘ATFs’): dividends and scrip dividends: 6 April 1999 onwards
  • LLM5110 · Names: income from ancillary trust funds (‘ATFs’): foreign tax
  • LLM5120 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related income and expenditure: introduction
  • LLM5130 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related income: stop loss recoveries
  • LLM5140 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related income: compensation
  • LLM5150 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: items allowable when paid: fees and subscriptions
  • LLM5160 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: items allowable when paid: bank guarantees, interest, legal expenses
  • LLM5170 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: Central Fund
  • LLM5180 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: stop loss and quota share insurance
  • LLM5190 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: Estate Protection Plans
  • LLM5200 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: types of Estate Protection Plans
  • LLM5210 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: quota share contracts and Estate Protection Plans: FA 2002: general
  • LLM5220 · Names: other Lloyd’s-related expenditure: quota share contracts and Estate Protection Plans: FA 2002: details
  • LLM5230 · Names: special reserve funds: background
  • LLM5240 · Names: special reserve funds: transfers in
  • LLM5250 · Names: special reserve funds: transfers in: example
  • LLM5260 · Names: special reserve funds: withdrawals
  • LLM5270 · Names: special reserve funds: taxation
  • LLM5280 · Names: Special Reserve Funds: taxation on cessation
  • LLM5290 · Names: basis of assessment: introduction
  • LLM5300 · Names: basis of assessment: non-syndicate income and expenses
  • LLM5310 · Names: basis of assessment: commencement
  • LLM5320 · Names: basis of assessment: cessation: introduction
  • LLM5330 · Names: basis of assessment: cessation: regulations
  • LLM5340 · Names: basis of assessment: death
  • LLM5350 · Names: basis of assessment: death: example
  • LLM5360 · Names: basis of assessment: post cessation receipts and expenses
  • LLM5370 · Names: reliefs, claims and elections: general
  • LLM5380 · Names: loss relief (except terminal losses)
  • LLM5390 · Names: terminal loss relief
  • LLM5400 · Names: terminal loss relief: final year quota share
  • LLM5410 · Names: members underwriting since 1971: ‘regulation 13 relief’
  • LLM5420 · Names: members underwriting since 1971: ‘regulation 13 relief’: calculation
  • LLM5430 · Names: earned income, pension contributions, NIC
  • LLM5440 · Names: non-resident members
  • LLM5450 · Names: non-trade income connected with membership of Lloyd’s
  • LLM5460 · Names: an example of the elements of the taxable profits
  1. Individual Names: contents
  2. Names: members underwriting since 1971: ‘regulation 13 relief’

LLM5410 | Names: members underwriting since 1971: ‘regulation 13 relief’

From HM Revenue & Customs · Lloyd's Manual

Background

Major reforms to the taxation of profits from membership of Lloyd’s were enacted in FA73. Up to 1971-72, Lloyd’s profits had been assessed on a previous year basis. FA73 provided for Lloyd’s profits to be taxed on a current year basis, and introduced the corresponding year concept. As part of the change, Names received two separate assessments for 1972-73, one on the profits of the 1971 account and another on the profits of the 1972 account.

This double assessment combined with the commencement provisions which had applied previously meant that over the life-time of their involvement with Lloyd’s, a Name received more assessments of underwriting profits than the number of accounts in which they had participated. For example, a Name commenced underwriting 1 January 1970 and ceased 31 January 1973. Assessments would be

Example

YearBasisProfitsLegislation
1969-70First year3/12 account 1970ICTA88/S61 (1)
1970-71Second yearAccount 1970ICTA88/S61 (2)
1971-72Third yearAccount 1970ICTA88/S60 (3)
1972-731st assessmentAccount 1971SI1974/896
1972-732nd assessmentAccount 1972SI1974/896
1973-74Current yearAccount 1973ICTA88/S450

The name has been assessed on the profits of 5¼ underwriting accounts, despite having only participated in four.

To counter this, a Name who has been underwriting continuously since the 1971 account stops is allowed relief on cessation (similar in concept to overlap relief under self assessment) to take account of the double counting that arose when the taxation of Lloyd’s profits moved from a previous year basis of assessment to a current year basis. In the above example, the Name is allowed relief for profits arising on 1¼ accounts, the ‘1’ account being the profits of the 1972 account and the ‘¼’ being ¼ of the profits of the final account.

For 1992-93 and later, it is set out in regulation 13 SI1995/351. For earlier years, it was in regulation 21 SI1974/896.

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Lloyd’s Market Bulletin

A Lloyd’s Market Bulletin Y2482 on regulation 13 relief was issued on 12 February 2001.

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