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INTM120000 · Company residence

  • INTM120010 · Why is company residence important?
  • INTM120020 · What this guidance replaces
  • INTM120030 · Overview
  • INTM120040 · The incorporation rule
  • INTM120050 · The incorporation rule - commencement and transitional provisions
  • INTM120060 · The case law rule - central management and control
  • INTM120070 · 'Treaty non-resident' companies
  • INTM120080 · Treaty tie-breakers and self-assessment
  • INTM120085 · Standard treaty tie-breakers
  • INTM120090 · Certificates of UK residence for companies
  • INTM120100 · Residence under foreign law
  • INTM120110 · Non-UK incorporated companies - cessation of business or liquidation
  • INTM120120 · When to question residence
  • INTM120130 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: introduction
  • INTM120140 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: limitations
  • INTM120150 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: examples
  • INTM120160 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: other cases
  • INTM120170 · When HMRC will not usually review residence: individual directors
  • INTM120180 · How to review residence
  • INTM120181 · Returns and assessments outside normal time limits: Assessing time limits
  • INTM120185 · HMRC Approach to Company Residence in response to COVID-19 Pandemic
  • INTM120190 · When to make a submission to BAI
  • INTM120200 · Statement of Practice 1/90
  • INTM120210 · Guidance originally published in the International Tax Handbook
  1. Company residence: contents
  2. Company residence: certificates of UK residence for companies

INTM120090 | Company residence: certificates of UK residence for companies

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

INTM162010 explains the circumstances in which HMRC will certify that a company is a resident of the UK for the purpose of double taxation agreements entered into by the UK.

Consult this guidance if a request is received from a company for a certificate of UK residence, and INTM162130 in particular where the certificate is required to be supported by an apostille.

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