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As published
210 Restriction of duty to supply statements of premium income.
(1) Schedule 3 to the Policyholders Protection Act 1975 (provisions with respect to levies on authorised insurance companies) is amended as follows.
(2) For paragraph 4 (statements of premium income to be sent to Secretary of State) substitute—
4 (1) The Secretary of State may by notice in writing require an authorised insurance company to send him a statement of—
(a) any income of the company for the year preceding that in which the notice is received by the company which is income liable to the general business levy, and
(b) any income of the company for that year which is income liable to the long term business levy.
(2) An authorised insurance company which receives a notice under this paragraph shall send the statement required by the notice to the Secretary of State within three months of receiving the notice.
(3) Where an authorised insurance company is required under this paragraph to send a statement to the Secretary of State in respect of income of both descriptions mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a) and (b) above it shall send a separate statement in respect of income of each description.
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(3) In paragraph 5(3) (application of provisions of the Insurance Companies Act 1982 to failure to meet obligation imposed by paragraph 4) for “the obligation imposed on an insurance company by paragraph 4” substitute “an obligation imposed on an insurance company under paragraph 4”.
(4) In paragraph 6 (declaration and enforcement of levies) omitsub-paragraph (4) (provision about notices).
(5) After paragraph 7 insert—
Notices under paragraphs 4 and 6
8 A notice under paragraph 4 or 6 above may be sent by post, and a letter containing such a notice shall be deemed to be properly addressed if it is addressed to the insurance company to which it is sent at its last known place of business in the United Kingdom.
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210 Restriction of duty to supply statements of premium income.
(1) Schedule 3 to the Policyholders Protection Act 1975 (provisions with respect to levies on authorised insurance companies) is amended as follows.
(2) For paragraph 4 (statements of premium income to be sent to Secretary of State) substitute—
4 (1) The Secretary of State may by notice in writing require an authorised insurance company to send him a statement of—
(a) any income of the company for the year preceding that in which the notice is received by the company which is income liable to the general business levy, and
(b) any income of the company for that year which is income liable to the long term business levy.
(2) An authorised insurance company which receives a notice under this paragraph shall send the statement required by the notice to the Secretary of State within three months of receiving the notice.
(3) Where an authorised insurance company is required under this paragraph to send a statement to the Secretary of State in respect of income of both descriptions mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a) and (b) above it shall send a separate statement in respect of income of each description.
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(3) In paragraph 5(3) (application of provisions of the Insurance Companies Act 1982 to failure to meet obligation imposed by paragraph 4) for “the obligation imposed on an insurance company by paragraph 4” substitute “an obligation imposed on an insurance company under paragraph 4”.
(4) In paragraph 6 (declaration and enforcement of levies) omitsub-paragraph (4) (provision about notices).
(5) After paragraph 7 insert—
Notices under paragraphs 4 and 6
8 A notice under paragraph 4 or 6 above may be sent by post, and a letter containing such a notice shall be deemed to be properly addressed if it is addressed to the insurance company to which it is sent at its last known place of business in the United Kingdom.
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