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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 rulings to exchange: Foreign branch exemptions

IEIM541350 | Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Foreign branch exemptions

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM541350: Action 5 rulings: Types of rulings to exchange: Foreign branch exemptions

With foreign branch exemption clearances the issue is generally on whether the conditions for branch exemption are satisfied. One of the most important criteria for the branch exemption rules to apply is whether or not there is a permanent establishment in the foreign jurisdiction.

The determination should be automatically exchanged with relevant jurisdictions under Action 5.

In accordance with published guidance at INTM281030 HMRC does not as a general rule enter into discussions regarding the attribution of the profits to the permanent establishment when a clearance relating to a foreign branch exemption legislation is sought.

As outlined in the guidance at INTM281030 a foreign branch exemption clearance may concern a number of technical issues, such as capital allowance or capital gains. This, however, would not be exchangeable under Action 5.

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