17th November 2021. Watch an in-depth discussion on the announcements made by the Chancellor in his Autumn Budget and discover how the announcements made affect the tax and capital position of insurers.
Part 1
Introduction and a panel discussion of the key areas of impact in the Budget for insurance groups -
Neil Rolfe, Head of UK Insurance Tax, Mazars, James Isherwood, Head of Life Insurance, Mazars, and Bill Schiller, Audit Partner, Mazars. (40 minutes)
Part 2
A Q&A session during which all the attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions to the panellists. (20 minutes)
The conversation was around the following topics:
- The changes to the maximum fees that can be levied on personal pensions
- The future change to the retirement age from 55 to 57 in 2028
- The consultation relating to tax proposals arising from IFRS 17
- Uncertain tax position requirements and what this means for accounting, risk and capital
- Any other issues that emerge from the detail of the budget
National contacts
Neil Rolfe Partner - Head of Insurance Tax
Bill Schiller Partner – Audit Financial Services
Additional content
Autumn Budget 2021
With much having been announced or shared in advance of the Chancellor rising to his feet, there were few elements left to surprise in what Rishi Sunak has labelled a Budget delivering a ‘Stronger Economy for the British People’.