- Sales mark-ups are often charged on group insurance policies
- Federal Fiscal Court ruled that sales mark-ups may be subject to Insurance Premium Tax (IPT)
- Federal Ministry of Finance heavily generalized the ruling, assuming IPT liability for full sales price
- Fiscal Court Köln ruled that sales mark-up did not constitute insurance remuneration under IPT Act
- FG Köln rejected generalization of BFH ruling and emphasized the need for clarification on IPT treatment of sales mark-ups in group insurance policies
Source: kmlz.de
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