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INTM267700 · The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK

  • INTM267701 · What is capital for a bank and what does it do with it?
  • INTM267702 · The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishment in the UK: Free working capital
  • INTM267705 · Legislative approach
  • INTM267706 · The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - overview of the five steps
  • INTM267707 · The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 1: Attributing the assets
  • INTM267710 · The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets
  • INTM267730 · Foreign banks trading in the UK through permanent establishments: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets - the Basel II regulatory regime
  • INTM267760 · The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 3: Determining the equity capital
  • INTM267770 · The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 4: determining the loan capital
  • INTM267780 · The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 5: Determining the capital attribution tax adjustment
  • INTM267795 · Alternative approaches to calculating the capital attribution tax adjustment
  • INTM267796 · Application to permanent establishments of UK companies
  • INTM267797 · Double Taxation Relief problems - Mutual Agreement Procedure
  • INTM267798 · The use of UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice
  1. The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: contents
  2. The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: Double Taxation Relief problems - Mutual Agreement Procedure

INTM267797 | The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: Double Taxation Relief problems - Mutual Agreement Procedure

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Where double taxation problems arise, because for example the foreign fiscal authority disputes the amount of capital attributed to a permanent establishment (PE), then the MAP Article of the relevant tax treaty can be invoked by the taxpayer to require the foreign fiscal authority and HMRC to use best endeavours to resolve the dispute by mutual agreement. This can apply both to the PE’s of non-resident banks and to UK banks. If any MAP claim is made it should be referred immediately to a Competent Authority at CSTD Business, Assets & International.

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