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Insurance regulation newsletter - Issue 3
Inflationary pressure was the dominant discussion topic across all facets of society during Q3 2022, and insurance was certainly no exception to this.
How insurers, and indeed regulators, react to this period of volatility is expected to remain a key area of focus for the duration of 2022 and beyond.
But the current economic situation should not distract from the increasing regulatory expectations around climate, intra-group and outsourcing governance arrangements, and conduct risk. The Mazars Insurance regulation newsletter provides a flavour of the latest developments that insurers should be aware of.
Our newsletter covers important updates from the CBI and EIOPA plus all the latest developments across the industry, including:
- Pre-emptive recovery planning.
- Spotlight on climate.
- CBI Updates.
- EIOPA developments.
- Other industry news.
2024 RDTC claims Pre-notification requirement
The Finance (No.2) Act 2023 introduced key changes to the Research and Development (R&D) tax credit regime, most notably the increase in the rate of the R&D tax credit (RDTC) rate from 25% to 30%.
Reasons why inheritance tax thresholds should rise
The following article by Forvis Mazars in Ireland Tax Partner Alan Murray first appeared on TheCurrency.news on 21 August 2024.
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