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International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM541000 · Action 5 rulings: Types of ruling to exchange

  • IEIM541010 · Overview
  • IEIM541100 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Ruling related to a preferential regime
  • IEIM541200 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Rulings related to a unilateral Advanced Pricing Agreement
  • IEIM541250 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Other rulings related to transfer pricing
  • IEIM541300 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Rulings relating to permanent establishments
  • IEIM541310 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Permanent establishment examples
  • IEIM541320 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Attribution of profits to a permanent establishment
  • IEIM541350 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Foreign branch exemptions
  • IEIM541400 · Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Other rulings
  • IEIM541500 · Action 5 rulings: Example of exchange of a ruling
  1. Action 5 rulings: Types of ruling to exchange: Contents
  2. Action 5 rulings: Types of ruling to exchange: Overview

IEIM541010 | Action 5 rulings: Types of ruling to exchange: Overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM541010: Action 5 rulings: Types of ruling to exchange: Overview

Action 5 limits the rulings to be exchanged to five situations. Of the five, there are only three where HMRC may provide a ruling.

The five situations are:

  1. Rulings related to preferential regimes (IEIM541100)

  2. Cross-border unilateral APAs, (APAs), including advance thin capitalisation agreements, (ATCAs) (IEIM541200)

  3. Permanent establishment rulings (IEIM541300):

  • Whether an entity has a permanent establishment, either inside or outside the jurisdiction giving the ruling

  • Providing for the attribution of profit

  1. Conduit rulings

  2. Downward adjustment rulings

The final two are not applicable to UK taxation, so you will not come across them except as exchanges received from other jurisdictions (IEIM541400 and IEIM580500).

There is a sixth item on the list, which is essentially a placeholder for future types of ruling that are agreed at the OECD to represent a base erosion and profit shifting risk if not exchanged.

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