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Official guidance
International Manual

INTM330700 · Double Taxation applications and claims: time limit

  • INTM330710 · Introduction
  • INTM330720 · Time limit for making claims
  • INTM330730 · Summary table
  • INTM330740 · Claim signed in time but received after expiry of time limit
  • INTM330750 · Notice of intention to claim
  • INTM330760 · Exceptions to the normal time limit
  • INTM330770 · Attempt to claim after expiry of time limit
  • INTM330780 · Applications for relief at source
  • INTM330790 · Questions about an extension to the time limit
  • INTM330800 · Challenges to application of time limit
  • INTM330810 · Time limit in other countries
  • INTM330820 · Claim in connection with tax paid following a late assessment
  • INTM330830 · Time limit for making assessments
  1. Double Taxation applications and claims: time limit: contents
  2. Double Taxation applications and claims: time limit: Time limit for making claims

INTM330720 | Double Taxation applications and claims: time limit: Time limit for making claims

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

A claim must be made within 4 years after the end of the year of assessment to which it relates. The table at INTM330730 shows the date by which taxpayers must make a claim for each tax year.

Exceptions

There are some exceptions to the general time limit requirement. In some cases the legislation provides for a longer or shorter period. There is specific guidance elsewhere in double taxation applications and claims in cases where any different provision applies. You will only see such cases occasionally.

The most likely examples are where

  • residuary beneficiaries receive income relating to the administration period of an estate

  • payment of the income is delayed, perhaps by legal proceedings.

You can find guidance about these and some other exceptions to the usual time limit at INTM330760.

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