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INTM335000 · Double Taxation Applications and Claims: companies

  • INTM335030 · What a limited company is
  • INTM335040 · Types of company claim
  • INTM335050 · First claims on form A1 (FOTRAs and foreign dividends) from companies
  • INTM335060 · The residence position of companies submitting DT claims
  • INTM335070 · What you do on receipt of a completed questionnaire 2300Q
  • INTM335080 · Companies resident in Antigua, Barbados, Cyprus & Jamaica
  • INTM335090 · Claims by liquidators
  • INTM335010 · How to tell that a claim is from a company
  • INTM335020 · Abbreviations used for companies in other countries
  1. Double Taxation Applications and Claims: companies: Contents
  2. Double Taxation Applications and Claims: companies: First claims on form A1 (FOTRAs and foreign dividends) from companies

INTM335050 | Double Taxation Applications and Claims: companies: First claims on form A1 (FOTRAs and foreign dividends) from companies

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

You will see very few claims on form A1. But if you receive a first claim from a company:

  • Check whether any ‘stops’ have been filed.

  • If so, refer to the Examiner or team (Specialist Personal Tax, PT International Advisory) for whom the stop has been filed, before taking any further action.

  • If not, and you have not received a completed questionnaire 2300Q, you will need to open an SA enquiry, see INTM331200, to

  • issue a 2300Q for completion and

  • make any other enquiries that are necessary to deal with the claim

  • obtain any other information.

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