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Business Income Manual

BIM65800 · Solicitors

  • BIM65801 · Bank interest received - Liability to tax
  • BIM65805 · Bank interest received - Solicitors’ rules
  • BIM65810 · Interest received on behalf of non-resident clients
  • BIM65815 · Duty to deduct tax on interest paid to a client
  • BIM65820 · Requirement to provide details of interest to HMRC
  • BIM65830 · Temporary loans and guarantees
  1. Solicitors: contents
  2. Solicitors: Interest received on behalf of non-resident clients

BIM65810 | Solicitors: Interest received on behalf of non-resident clients

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

S835C, S835E Income Tax Act 2007

A solicitor may receive interest on behalf of a person who is non-resident in the UK, either from a separate designated client account set up by the solicitor (see BIM65805) or an account set up by the client, The solicitor should not be taxed on this savings income as their own except in the unlikely event that they act as the client’s ‘UK representative’ within the meaning of the above legislation. This would only be the case if the solicitor acts as the agent through whom the client carries on a trade in the UK. See INTM264020.

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