In computing a life insurance company’s profits for tax purposes, the company may take the actuarial surplus as a suitable starting point for dealing with transfers from reserves.
Judges:
Lord President Inglis
Citations:
(1889) 16 R 461
Cited by:
Cited – Scottish Widows Plc v Revenue and Customs SC 6-Jul-2011
The taxpayer insurance company had transferred sums from accounts designated as Capital Reserves. The Revenue said that these were properly part of the profit and loss accounts for the respective tax years, and chargeable receipts.
Held: The . .
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Income Tax
Updated: 04 May 2022; Ref: scu.441621