Where will the cost of the IPT rate hike really end up?
David Coupe, partner at EC3\Legal, counts the cost of the insurance premium tax rise.
To read the reactions to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's decision to increase Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) to 9.5% from November 2015, you'd expect our industry to be preparing for the inevitable backlash and reputation bashing that comes when premium increases hit the press.
But will the IPT increase really end up in consumers' laps or have we reached a tipping point for an industry already squeezed on all sides?
The Chancellor's most recent comments saying that the industry should be able to
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