Dear All,
Am I correct in thinking that the only potential income tax due is that due on the interest that has accrued on the claim? (Not the loan interest refunded or premiums refunded)
Dear All,
Am I correct in thinking that the only potential income tax due is that due on the interest that has accrued on the claim? (Not the loan interest refunded or premiums refunded)
Hi,
I am in the process of making an insurance claim, due to a fire in our office building recently.
After I successfully fought off a complaint to my professional body with the help of solicitors retained by my insurers, the solicitors have sent me a bill asking me to pay the VAT only as their n
UK businesses are exposing themselves to significant and unnecessary losses due to 'serious flaws' in the way their corporate insurance policies are arranged, according to a new report.
Looking at client bank statements, payments to insurance companies are described as OB. What does this term mean? Is it relevant to tax?
Thanks for all replies
My client, rental agents, purchase rent guarantee insurance and resell it to clients.
HMRC has issued a clarification on its position with regards to VAT charges for insurance introductory services. Shimon Shaw outlines the key details.
I have a client who is interested in maintaining a low cost base and so I'm considering if D&O Insurance is actually necessary?
An employee paid £100 insurance excess to get his windscreen repaired.
Would this include VAT, or is Zero-rated or Exempt?
Thanks.
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