How tax investigation insurance and fee protection work, what they pay for, what they exclude and how cover responds to an HMRC check.
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This section index lists all 32 Accountapedia entries on tax investigation insurance in alphabetical order. To browse every section, go back to the Accountapedia home page.
All 32 entries
- Broker, direct or accountant scheme
- Buying cover after HMRC writes
- Cover for CIS subcontractors
- Cover for company directors
- Cover for construction contractors
- Cover for content creators
- Cover for crypto investors
- Cover for employers
- Cover for freelancers
- Cover for gig economy workers
- Cover for high earners
- Cover for holiday let owners
- Cover for hospitality businesses
- Cover for new businesses
- Cover for non resident landlords
- Cover for online sellers
- Cover for partnerships and LLPs
- Cover for property developers
- Cover for taxi drivers
- Cover for VAT registered businesses
- Do I need it if I have an accountant
- For contractors
- For landlords
- For limited companies
- For sole traders
- How much an investigation costs
- Is it worth it
- Making Tax Digital and HMRC enquiries
- Tax investigation insurance
- What is tax fee protection insurance
- What it does not cover
- Why use a broker
Other Accountapedia sections
- Business structure and company tax
- Expenses, reliefs and accounting
- VAT
- Payroll and employment tax
- Self Assessment and deadlines
- Dealing with HMRC
- For accountants
- Personal tax, property and wealth
- Accounting and standards
- Company law and admin
If HMRC opens a check into your affairs, tax investigation insurance pays your accountant’s fees for dealing with it. Read how Solar Protect cover works or get a quote.
Reviewed by Christine Anderson, Broker, Solar Protect. Last reviewed 19 October 2026. Part of Accountapedia, the Solar Protect guide to UK tax and accounting. This page is general information, not personalised advice.