Finance (No. 2) Act 2023
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152 Adjustments where life assurance business carried on
(1) This section applies to a member of a multinational group that carries on a life assurance business. (2) Where amounts charged to the member’s policyholders for taxes payable by the member are reflected in its underlying profits, those profits are to be adjusted to exclude such of those amounts as would (had they not been charged to the policyholders) have been included in the member’s covered tax balance. (3) Where returns to the member’s policyholders are not reflected in the member’s underlying profits but corresponding increases or decreases in the liability of the member to the policyholders are so reflected, those profits are to be adjusted so as to reflect those returns to the extent they correspond with those increases or decreases in liability. (4) In this section “life assurance business” means— (a) a life assurance business within the meaning of section 56 of FA 2012, or (b) a business regulated as a life assurance business under the law of a territory outside the United Kingdom.
152 Adjustments where life assurance business carried on
(1) This section applies to a member of a multinational group that carries on a life assurance business. (2) Where amounts charged to the member’s policyholders for taxes payable by the member are reflected in its underlying profits, those profits are to be adjusted to exclude such of those amounts as would (had they not been charged to the policyholders) have been included in the member’s covered tax balance. (3) Where returns to the member’s policyholders are not reflected in the member’s underlying profits but corresponding increases or decreases in the liability of the member to the policyholders are so reflected, those profits are to be adjusted so as to reflect those returns to the extent they correspond with those increases or decreases in liability. (4) In this section “life assurance business” means— (a) a life assurance business within the meaning of section 56 of FA 2012, or (b) a business regulated as a life assurance business under the law of a territory outside the United Kingdom.
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