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In November the Office for Budget Responsibility forecast that with government expenditure increasing and tax receipts falling the deficit for this financial year will be £394bn, the highest level as
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With the Budget looming, PKF Littlejohn’s tax lead, Chris Riley, gives Insurance Age readers a first look at his predictions and considers the tax threats to
IPT-threat level raised Print this page
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has once again called for a freeze to the unpopular insurance premium tax (IPT) which affects all policyholders.
Currently, the rate is 12% and it was last increased in 2017 causing outcry in the insurance space after an initial increase to 9.5% in Summer 2015 then another rise to 10% in 2016.
In the April 2020 ‘coronavirus Budget’ the sector escaped further increases but with the economy in trouble due to the twin disasters of Brexit and Covid
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