LLM2000 - Lloyd’s syndicates


LLM2010 onwards explains the format of Lloyd’s syndicate accounts, the tax treatment of syndicate profits and losses, and the administrative arrangements under which Lloyd’s managing agents make returns of syndicate profits and losses to HMRC.

LLM2010Syndicate accounts: overview of accounting and tax
LLM2020Syndicate accounts: accounting rules until 2004: three-year accounting
LLM2030Syndicate accounts: annual accounting from 1 January 2005
LLM2040Syndicate accounts: annual accounting from 1 January 2005: underwriting year accounts
LLM2050Syndicate accounts: annual accounting from 1 January 2005: the Lloyd's annual return
LLM2060Syndicate accounts: reinsurance to close (RITC)
LLM2070Syndicate accounts: run-off syndicates
LLM2080Syndicate accounts: RITC: the effect of annual accounting
LLM2090Syndicate accounts: taxation: premium income and claims
LLM2100Syndicate accounts: taxation: transactions in foreign currencies (1)
LLM2110Syndicate accounts: taxation: transactions in foreign currencies (2)
LLM2120Syndicate accounts: taxation: the RITC premium
LLM2130Syndicate accounts: taxation: premium trust fund assets: investment income
LLM2140Syndicate accounts: taxation: premium trust fund assets: gains and losses on disposal
LLM2150Syndicate accounts: taxation: premium trust fund assets: FOTRA gilts
LLM2160Syndicate accounts: taxation: syndicate and personal expenses
LLM2170Syndicate accounts: taxation: transfer pricing
LLM2180Syndicate accounts: taxation: syndicate returns and determinations (1)
LLM2190Syndicate accounts: taxation: syndicate returns and determinations (2)
LLM2200Syndicate accounts: format of syndicate accounts up to 2004
LLM2210Syndicate accounts: format of syndicate accounts from 2005