2 March 2016Insurance

Businesses could face £500m premiums from IPT changes

Another increase in Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) will be a double blow for business at a time when the UK economy faces a so called ‘cocktail of threats’ , the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has said.

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