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INTM342000 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest

  • INTM342010 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342020 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342030 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
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  • INTM342070 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
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  • INTM342120 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342130 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: -Interest
  • INTM342140 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342150 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342160 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342170 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342180 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342190 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  • INTM342200 · DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  1. DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest
  2. DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest

INTM342140 | DT applications and claims - Types of income: Interest

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Permanent Interest Bearing Shares

Permanent Interest Bearing Shares are intended to form a long term contribution to theworking capital of a building society. They carry interest which is not determined by thesocieties profits and which is paid at either a fixed rate or at a floating rate.

ITA2007/S889 requires tax to be deducted from interest that is paid.

Subject to normal examination requirements relief from UK tax may be allowed under theterms of the interest article of a double taxation agreement. A direction under the termsof SI1970/488 can also be issued.

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