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Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

Crossheading Part surrenders and assignments: periodic calculations and excess events

  • Section 498 Requirement for periodic calculations in part surrender or assignment cases
  • Section 499 Meaning of “insurance year” and “final insurance year”
  • Section 500 Events treated as part surrenders
  • Section 501 Part surrenders: loans
  • Section 502 Exception from section 501 for loans to buy life annuities
  • Section 503 Exception from section 501 for certain loans under qualifying policies
  • Section 504 Part surrenders: payments under guaranteed income bonds etc.
  • Section 505 Assignments etc. involving co-ownership
  • Section 506 Assignments occurring when there is a co-ownership transaction
  • Section 507 Method for making periodic calculations under section 498
  • Section 507A Recalculating gains under section 507
  • Section 508 The value of rights partially surrendered or assigned
  • Section 509 Chargeable events in certain cases where periodic calculations show gains
  1. Part surrenders and assignments: periodic calculations and excess events
  2. Requirement for periodic calculations in part surrender or assignment cases

Section 498 | Requirement for periodic calculations in part surrender or assignment cases

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies if—

(a)a part of, or share in, the rights under a policy or contract is surrendered, or

(b)such a part or share is assigned for money or money's worth.

(2)A calculation is to be made in accordance with section 507 in relation to the policy or contract as at the end of the insurance year in which the surrender or assignment occurs (see section 499) to determine—

(a)whether a gain has arisen on the policy or contract, and

(b)if so, the amount of the gain.

(3)For cases where surrenders and assignments of a part of the rights under a policy or contract are treated as occurring where they would not otherwise do so, see sections 500 to 506.

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