Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) update
Date: Tuesday, 16 January 2024
IPT has received increased attention in recent years through an uplift in tax rates, new IPT regimes and reporting requirements. Many Tax authorities have become very proactive in respect of auditing IPT. As a consequence, not only insurers and brokers, but also policyholders are increasingly aware of the need to position or review their IPT function to achieve better compliance.
During the 45-minute webcast, our panel of EY tax professionals discussed:
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General market trends
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Some of the latest in-country developments
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Country focus: Germany and Netherlands
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Common IPT risks for multinationals
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EY speakers:
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David Bearman, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP (United Kingdom)
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Tom Hilverkus, Director, Ernst & Young LLP (United Kingdom)
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Katie Hawcutt, Senior Advisor, Ernst & Young LLP (United Kingdom)
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Bas Breimer, Partner, Ernst & Young Nederland LLP (Netherlands)
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Soukaina Mourabet, Consultant, Ernst & Young Nederland LLP (Netherlands)
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Markus Assum, Partner, Ernst & Young GmbH (Germany)
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If you have any questions please contact the EY EMEIA FS tax team.
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