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INTM332600 · Double Taxation applications & claims: permanent establishment and special relationship

  • INTM332610 · What a permanent establishment is
  • INTM332620 · When you have to consider PE
  • INTM332630 · What the PE provisions are
  • INTM332640 · How you know the PE condition is satisfied
  • INTM332650 · Claimant with an associate outside the UK with a PE in the UK
  • INTM332660 · Claimant is a subsidiary of UK company: Claimant which is a subsidiary of a UK company
  • INTM332670 · What Special Relationship is
  • INTM332680 · How you recognise the ‘Special Relationship’ condition
  • INTM332690 · When special relationship condition satisfied: How you know the special relationship condition is satisfied
  1. Double Taxation applications & claims: permanent establishment and special relationship: contents
  2. Double Taxation applications & claims: permanent establishment and special relationship: When you have to consider PE

INTM332620 | Double Taxation applications & claims: permanent establishment and special relationship: When you have to consider PE

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

You will usually only have to consider this condition for relief in the following types of cases

  • claims on an individual claim form where the claimant has answered ‘yes’ to the question about carrying on a ‘trade or business in the UK’. The most common type will be claims by Lloyds Underwriters

  • claims by companies where they answer ‘yes’ to the question about being engaged in trade or business in the UK.

In the majority of cases where PE is a condition for relief this information will be given to you by the relevant HMRC office in answer to various questions (on forms in 4450/FD series) you need to ask as part of the examination process. There is a separate Article (usually Article 5 in the more modern DTAs) in the DTA which defines Permanent Establishment.

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