Insurance Premium Tax (IPT)

ABI campaigning for IPT cut

There has never been a greater need for a cut in Insurance Premium Tax according to the Association of British Insurers as it campaigns for an immediate drop in the rate.

Biba and ABI welcome IPT freeze

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association and the Association of British Insurers have both welcomed the decision by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt not to raise the level of insurance premium tax.

ABI urges the Chancellor to freeze IPT

The Association of British Insurers has urged the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, to freeze the rate of Insurance Premium Tax in the Autumn Statement on 17 November.

Biba sets out top three broking wish list for new PM

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association is hoping for proportionate regulation, the introduction of an enhanced growth and competitiveness objective for regulators and changes to IPT, CEO Steve White told Insurance Age setting out its wish list for…

Biba calls for IPT relief in 2022

The trade association has asked government to reduce IPT to 10% in areas such as property, telematics, and cyber as it also pleads for a simplification of insurance tax in the travel sector.

Biba welcomes "big win for brokers" on IPT

Biba’s David Sparkes says the broker trade body engaged with the government "at length" against proposals that brokers could be made liable for any unpaid IPT, a proposal that HMRC has confirmed it will not take forward following its IPT consultation.

IPT untouched in latest Budget

While the tax cut on flights ahead of COP26 grabbed headlines, brokers breathed a sigh of relief as hated insurance premium tax remained at 12%.

Biba 2021: MP John Glen’s keynote speech

The economic secretary to the Treasury tackled insurance premium tax, broker Financial Services Compensation Scheme levies, cladding, Brexit and more in his keynote address to the British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s 2021 conference yesterday.

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