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INTM153000 · Principles of double taxation relief and introduction to double taxation agreements: description of double taxation agreements

  • INTM153010 · Description of double taxation agreements: Description of double taxation agreements: general
  • INTM153020 · Description of double taxation agreements: Personal scope
  • INTM153030 · Description of double taxation agreements: Taxes covered
  • INTM153040 · Description of double taxation agreements: General definitions
  • INTM153050 · Description of double taxation agreements: Residence
  • INTM153060 · Description of double taxation agreements: Permanent establishment
  • INTM153070 · Description of double taxation agreements: Income from immovable property
  • INTM153080 · Description of double taxation agreements: Business profits
  • INTM153090 · Description of double taxation agreements: Shipping/air transport
  • INTM153100 · Description of double taxation agreements: Associated enterprises
  • INTM153110 · Description of double taxation agreements: Dividends
  • INTM153120 · Description of double taxation agreements: Interest
  • INTM153130 · Description of double taxation agreements: Royalties
  • INTM153140 · Description of double taxation agreements: Management and technical fees
  • INTM153150 · Description of double taxation agreements: Capital gains
  • INTM153160 · Description of double taxation agreements: Independent personal services
  • INTM153170 · Description of double taxation agreements: Dependent personal services (employment)
  • INTM153180 · Description of double taxation agreements: Directors’ fees
  • INTM153190 · Description of double taxation agreements: Artistes/entertainers/athletes
  • INTM153200 · Description of double taxation agreements: Pensions
  • INTM153210 · Description of double taxation agreements: Government service
  • INTM153220 · Description of double taxation agreements: Students
  • INTM153230 · Description of double taxation agreements: Teachers
  • INTM153240 · Description of double taxation agreements: Other income
  • INTM153250 · Description of double taxation agreements: Elimination of double taxation
  • INTM153260 · Description of double taxation agreements: Non-discrimination
  • INTM153270 · Description of double taxation agreements: Mutual agreement procedure
  • INTM153280 · Description of double taxation agreements: Exchange of information
  • INTM153290 · Description of double taxation agreements: Diplomats
  • INTM153300 · Description of double taxation agreements: Dates of entry into force
  • INTM153310 · Description of double taxation agreements: Termination
  • INTM153320 · Description of double taxation agreements: Other articles-relief limitation
  • INTM153330 · Description of double taxation agreements: Excluded persons
  • INTM153340 · Description of double taxation agreements: Partnerships
  1. Principles of double taxation relief and introduction to double taxation agreements: description of double taxation agreements: contents
  2. Description of double taxation agreements: Other articles-relief limitation

INTM153320 | Description of double taxation agreements: Other articles-relief limitation

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

This Article, which is incorporated in most agreements, is either a separate Article or is included in a miscellaneous provisions Article, in the definitions Article or in the credit Article. It provides that, where income is exempted or relieved in one country under the provisions of an agreement but is only assessed in the other country on the amount of income remitted to or received in that country, the exemption or relief is only given in respect of the income which is so remitted or received. A United Kingdom resident who is only chargeable to United Kingdom tax on a remittance basis (see RDRM31005 onwards) would not be entitled to exemption from, for example, Netherlands tax on Netherlands source interest which was not remitted to the United Kingdom and not therefore chargeable to United Kingdom tax. In some modern agreements this Article deals with restriction of benefits where capital gains are taxable on the remittance basis

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