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INTM330300 · Double Taxation applications and claims: signature of declarations

  • INTM330310 · Who should sign the declaration - individuals
  • INTM330320 · Declarations signed by an attorney on behalf of an individual
  • INTM330330 · Who should sign the declaration - minors
  • INTM330340 · Who should sign the declaration - deceased persons
  • INTM330350 · Who should sign the declaration - companies
  1. Double Taxation applications and claims: signature of declarations: contents
  2. Double Taxation applications and claims: signature of declarations: Who should sign the declaration - minors

INTM330330 | Double Taxation applications and claims: signature of declarations: Who should sign the declaration - minors

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

For claims on behalf of a minor the legal guardian, usually a parent, should normally sign the declaration. However a claimant who has attained the age of majority may sign the declaration even if the income arose when he/she was a minor.

If you receive a claim signed by a minor who appears to have full control of his/her affairs, including the income shown on the claim form, you should refer the matter to Specialist Personal Tax, PT International Advisory.

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