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INTM333900 · Double Taxation applications and claims - Exchange of information and correspondence with overseas tax authorities

  • INTM333910 · Provisions in Double Taxation Agreements
  • INTM333920 · Routine exchange of information material
  • INTM333930 · Claims for non-DT income
  • INTM333940 · Writing to overseas tax authorities
  • INTM333950 · What to include in a letter to the overseas tax authorities
  • INTM333960 · If the overseas tax authorities dispute a decision
  • INTM333970 · Requests for information from overseas tax authorities
  1. Double Taxation applications and claims - Exchange of information and correspondence with overseas tax authorities: Contents
  2. Double Taxation applications and claims - Exchange of information and correspondence with overseas tax authorities: What to include in a letter to the overseas tax authorities

INTM333950 | Double Taxation applications and claims - Exchange of information and correspondence with overseas tax authorities: What to include in a letter to the overseas tax authorities

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

When writing to overseas tax authorities your letter should include

  • the full name and address of the applicant/claimant

  • the name of the overseas tax office and their reference number

  • a reference to the ‘Exchange of Information’ article (quote the Article number) of the Double Taxation Agreement (DTA)

  • the reason for your letter (for example, an explanation of why relief has not been allowed)

  • a photocopy of the claim.

The Technical Adviser should sign the letter.

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