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INTM168000 · Double Taxation Relief: Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit

  • INTM168010 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 2005 legislation
  • INTM168015 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Examples
  • INTM168020 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Specific transactions: income bearing assets
  • INTM168022 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitations on credit: TIOPA10/S45(1) and (2): anti-avoidance: trade income
  • INTM168023 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitations on credit: 2009 legislation
  • INTM168025 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Specific transactions: derivatives
  • INTM168030 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Specific transactions: deduction for foreign tax
  • INTM168035 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Methods of approximation
  • INTM168040 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Combined results
  • INTM168045 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Subsequent years
  • INTM168050 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Transitional rule
  • INTM168055 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Manufactured Overseas Dividends (MODs)
  • INTM168060 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Royalties
  • INTM168062 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Management/technical fees
  • INTM168063 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Artistes/athletes/sportsmen
  • INTM168065 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: FA05/S86 - Foreign Income
  • INTM168070 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation
  • INTM168075 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation - detail
  • INTM168080 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: calculating the limit
  • INTM168090 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Loan interest
  • INTM168100 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: First credit limit
  • INTM168110 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation - Foreign tax paid
  • INTM168120 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Spared tax
  • INTM168130 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Second credit limit
  • INTM168140 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Expenditure
  • INTM168150 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Expenditure not readily identifiable
  • INTM168160 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation - 'Just and reasonable' financing cost
  • INTM168170 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Apportioned financing cost
  • INTM168180 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Regulations: SI 1988/88
  • INTM168190 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Regulations: SI 1999/3330
  • INTM168200 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Underlying relief
  • INTM168210 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1998 legislation: Examples
  • INTM168220 · Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: 1987 legislation
  1. Double Taxation Relief: Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: contents
  2. Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Manufactured Overseas Dividends (MODs)

INTM168055 | Foreign tax paid on trade income: limitation on credit: Manufactured Overseas Dividends (MODs)

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Manufactured Overseas Dividends (MOD) set-off rules should be applied wholly independently of the limitation on DTR determined by the profit arising from a transaction. For any person, the amount of DTR available should be the lower of:

  • The amount of relief available under MOD rules

  • The UK tax on the profit attributable to the foreign income

For example, if MOD rules give DTR of 70 and the amount of UK tax attributable to the foreign income totalled 75, then credit of 70 should be given against UK tax. If the UK tax figure was 60, then the credit should be 60.

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