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Search by jurisdiction and class of business to access maintained IPT rates, exemptions, calculation rules, filing information and source linked guidance.
XATIA Insights turns a location and insurance class into source-linked tax guidance: select United Kingdom, synchronise the content, find the 12% Cyber rate, review its evidence and calculate £120 of IPT on a £1,000 premium.
Choose the market once; Insights brings the relevant tax content into view.
Location specific content is synchronised before you use it.
Filter United Kingdom IPT guidance by the policy's insurance class.
The answer stays connected to its underlying legislation and expert context.
Turn the selected rate into a clear, reviewable indicative result.
Choose the market once; Insights brings the relevant tax content into view.
Location specific content is synchronised before you use it.
Filter United Kingdom IPT guidance by the policy's insurance class.
The answer stays connected to its underlying legislation and expert context.
Turn the selected rate into a clear, reviewable indicative result.
Horizon is Xatia's internal research and validation platform for maintaining our tax content. It helps investigate potential tax changes, corroborate evidence and validate IPT content before it is delivered through the customer tools you use.
AI assisted research and human specialist review, organised into one workflow.Horizon takes the United Kingdom IPT example from source monitoring through parallel research, corroborated evidence and finding preparation to specialist assessment.
Official publications, tax authorities and relevant market sources are continuously monitored.
Multiple AI assisted research checks investigate the potential development in parallel.
Sources are linked while duplicate, known, irrelevant and unsupported findings are filtered out.
The proposed change, status, relevant dates, potential impact and supporting evidence are assembled into one finding.
A specialist can confirm, reject or continue monitoring the finding before any resulting alert or content update.
Official publications, tax authorities and relevant market sources are continuously monitored.
Multiple AI assisted research checks investigate the potential development in parallel.
Sources are linked while duplicate, known, irrelevant and unsupported findings are filtered out.
The proposed change, status, relevant dates, potential impact and supporting evidence are assembled into one finding.
A specialist can confirm, reject or continue monitoring the finding before any resulting alert or content update.
IPT is Horizon's first application. With the right sources, prompts, checkpoints and expert ownership, its multi model research pattern could also be configured for wider research and change monitoring use cases.
Could surface potential developments across selected regulation, guidance and consultations for expert assessment.
Could bring signals from selected public sources into a repeatable research brief and review workflow.
Could be used to focus on other tax updates beyond IPT, such as VAT/sales taxes, Corporate Income Tax and employment taxes.
Could coordinate focused research across selected internal and external material, with checkpoints before findings are shared.
Timely updates on rate changes, legislation and operational developments across global insurance tax markets.
View all newsBelgium’s annual tax on insurance operations for non life insurance (IPT) will increase from 9.25% to 9.6% from 1 July 2026.
The wider Programme Law was approved by the Belgian Chamber of Representatives on 28 May 2026 and published in the Belgian Official Gazette on 1 June 2026.
The law applies the increased IPT rate to premiums falling due from the first day of the month following publication. Accordingly, the new rate will take effect from 1 July 2026.
Insurers and intermediaries writing Belgian non life risks should ensure systems and compliance processes are updated ahead of the effective date.
Xatia’s Belgian IPT content and products will be updated to reflect the confirmed rate change.
The Florida Surplus Lines Service Office has confirmed that its service fee will reduce from 0.06% to 0.03% for new and renewal Florida surplus lines and independently procured coverage policies with an effective date on or after 1 July 2026.
For many US surplus lines insurers, the direct impact may be limited. In practice, the main action point is for surplus lines brokers, agents and intermediaries handling Florida quoting, invoicing, filings and compliance.
Systems and processes should be reviewed ahead of 1 July 2026 to ensure the correct fee is applied during the transition.
We will continue monitoring for any related guidance or operational clarification.
Reports suggest Belgium’s proposed standard IPT increase to 9.6% now looks set to miss the planned 1 April 2026 start date.
While the latest parliamentary text still referenced 1 April 2026, recent developments suggest the Programme Law has been delayed.
For now, the increase remains proposed rather than final, and the new effective date is still to be confirmed.
We will share a further update once the legislative timetable is clarified.
Begin with the answer your team needs today, then connect more of the workflow as your operating model evolves.
Why XATIAFind maintained market content and supporting citations, then use Horizon to investigate potential changes and corroborate the evidence.
Bring tax decisions into the transaction through an API or a dedicated calculation interface.
Carry structured outputs into review and downstream compliance workflows.
Xatia combines Insurance Premium Tax expertise with proven tax technology, product and software engineering experience. The result is technology designed around the rules, data and operational decisions that insurance businesses actually face.
Products shaped by experts with direct experience of insurance tax data, decisions and review points.
Keep relevant citations, effective dates and applied rules close to the answer.
Apply AI with practical tax and product judgement while specialists remain in the loop.
Start in the interface, then connect through APIs as more of your operating model moves onto Xatia.
The team brings together senior IPT leadership, tax technology founders and builders, global engineering experience and AI led product innovation.
A long-form guide for insurers and insurance intermediaries examining why global IPT remains difficult to determine, calculate and control across changing rules, fragmented data, systems and teams.
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