PET - Plain English Taxonomy

Attribute:	PL17507
Concept:	Income Fees Premium Amount
Label:	Premium-Related Fees Revenue
Concept Guidance:	Report the total of all fees received in relation to insurance premiums.Fee is an amount of money paid for a particular piece of work or for a particular right or service.A premium is an amount paid/payable by a policyholder for an insurance policy, either as a single payment or as a stream of regular (eg monthly) payments.

Dimensions

Dimension	Member	Description
LifeFundSegmentsDimension	(GeneralFundEliminations)	Life companies and friendly societies are required to segregate their business activities into that which is conducted for life insurance and that which is for internal operations of the company. This dimension identifies these business segments. The information reported represents the general fund eliminations of the reporting entity. Report the transactions between the general fund and statutory funds of the reporting life company, or between the general fund and approved benefit funds of the reporting friendly society.The general fund represents the business activities of the entity, other than those within the statutory funds of life companies and approved benefit funds of friendly societies.

Dimension

Member

Description

LifeFundSegmentsDimension

(GeneralFundEliminations)

Life companies and friendly societies are required to segregate their business activities into that which is conducted for life insurance and that which is for internal operations of the company. This dimension identifies these business segments.
The information reported represents the general fund eliminations of the reporting entity. Report the transactions between the general fund and statutory funds of the reporting life company, or between the general fund and approved benefit funds of the reporting friendly society.The general fund represents the business activities of the entity, other than those within the statutory funds of life companies and approved benefit funds of friendly societies.