Philip Lewis, Tax Director from KPMG in the UK (and Guest Editor), sets the scene for the summer's consultation on life assurance taxation
Philip Lewis Tax Director from KPMG in the UK (and Guest Editor) sets the scene for the summer's consultation on life assurance taxation
Earlier this year HMRC announced a major consultation on certain aspects of the (corporate) taxation of insurance companies. Part of that relates to the taxation of general insurers in particular in relation to reform of the Finance Act 2000 s 107 — my colleague Rob Gill has written about that later in this issue (p 25). However the greater part of the consultation relates to the taxation of life assurance — a 42-page technical consultative document (the ConDoc) was issued on 17 May ...
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Philip Lewis, Tax Director from KPMG in the UK (and Guest Editor), sets the scene for the summer's consultation on life assurance taxation
Philip Lewis Tax Director from KPMG in the UK (and Guest Editor) sets the scene for the summer's consultation on life assurance taxation
Earlier this year HMRC announced a major consultation on certain aspects of the (corporate) taxation of insurance companies. Part of that relates to the taxation of general insurers in particular in relation to reform of the Finance Act 2000 s 107 — my colleague Rob Gill has written about that later in this issue (p 25). However the greater part of the consultation relates to the taxation of life assurance — a 42-page technical consultative document (the ConDoc) was issued on 17 May ...
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