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Renewal Premiums

24th February 2017

Tax Investigation Insurance: Premiums for 2017-18 policy year.
Prices unchanged from the previous year:

 

Limited companies with turnover >£20m                    POA
Limited companies with turnover £10m to £20m     £540
Limited companies with turnover < £10m                   £185
Partnerships and LLP’s                                                     £155
Sole traders                                                                         £100
Private clients                                                                       £40
Our tax investigation insurance business is administered from our Bury St Edmunds office (Contact: Jill Holt).

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