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CH21500 · Information & Inspection Powers: Conditions and safeguards: What we can require or inspect

  • CH21520 · Introduction
  • CH21540 · Tax position
  • CH21560 · Meaning of relevant foreign tax
  • CH21580 · Who is a person
  • CH21600 · Information & Inspection Powers: Conditions and safeguards: What we can require or inspect: Relevant partner and certain documents
  • CH21620 · Reasonably required
  • CH21640 · What to ask for and when to ask for it
  • CH21650 · Communications Data
  • CH21660 · Checks
  • CH21680 · When can the powers be used
  • CH21720 · Authorised officer
  1. Information & Inspection Powers: Conditions and safeguards: What we can require or inspect: contents
  2. Information & Inspection Powers: Conditions and safeguards: What we can require or inspect: Meaning of relevant foreign tax

CH21560 | Information & Inspection Powers: Conditions and safeguards: What we can require or inspect: Meaning of relevant foreign tax

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

Relevant foreign tax means

  • a tax of a European Union member state, other than the United Kingdom, that is covered by the provisions for the exchange of information under the Directive of the Council of the European Communities dated 19 December 1977 (No.77/799/EEC) as amended, and

  • any tax or duty which is imposed under the law of a territory in relation to which international tax enforcement arrangements have been made (under FA06/S173) and which is covered by the arrangements.

FA08/SCH36/PARA63 (4)

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