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Official guidance
Double Taxation Relief Manual

DT1920PP · Employments

  • DT1920 · Non-residents: UK income: Employments: Employment
  • DT1921 · Non-residents: UK income: Employments: short term visitor exemption 183 day rule
  • DT1922 · Non-residents: UK income: Employment
  • DT1923 · Non-residents: UK income: Employment
  • DT1924 · Non-residents: UK income: Employment
  • DT1925 · Non-residents: UK income: share option gains, phantom share option gains and bonuses
  • DT1925A · Non-residents: UK income: share option gains, phantom share option gains and bonuses: interaction with double taxation agreements
  • DT1925B · Share options
  1. Employments: contents
  2. Non-residents: UK income: Employment

DT1924 | Non-residents: UK income: Employment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Double Taxation Relief Manual

Refer to Employment Income Technical all claims to the exemption of employment income fromUnited Kingdom tax (DT1920 onwards) where

  • the tax at stake in that case exceeds £50,000, or

  • the company claimed to be the employer is apparently based in a tax haven, or

  • difficulty is experienced in applying the guidance at DT1920 onwards in a particular case.

As the instructions in DT410 explain, a claim to exemption under an agreement is aclaim to the Board by virtue of ICTA88/S788(6) and a notice of decision on a claim may notbe given by an Inspector. If you reach the point where you are unable to reach agreementwith the taxpayer please send the case to Employment Income Technical.

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