Skip to content
Solved
SearchBrowse
Sign in

Contents

Official guidance
Oil Taxation Manual

OT41500 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Contents

  • OT41501 · Taxation of Non-Residents under Section 830 ICTA 1988: Double Taxation Agreements - Outline
  • OT41510 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Examples of Restrictions on UK Taxation
  • OT41520 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Other treaty implications
  • OT41530 · Taxation of Non-Residents under Section 830 ICTA 1988: Double Taxation Agreements - Different types of treaties
  • OT41535 · Taxation of Non-Residents under Section 1313 CTA 2009: Double Taxation Agreements - Table
  • OT41540 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Treaties with a restricted definition of the UK confined to land areas & territorial sea
  • OT41550 · Taxation of Non-Residents under Section 1313 CTA 2009: Double Taxation Agreements - Treaties without an Offshore Activities Article but with an extended definition of the UK including UK Continental Shelf, land and territorial sea areas
  • OT41560 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Treaties with an Offshore Activities Article - Example 1
  • OT41570 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Treaties with an Offshore Activities Article - Example 2
  • OT41580 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Treaties with an Offshore Activities Article - Example 3
  • OT41585 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Treaties with an Offshore Article Equivalent - Example India
  • OT41590 · Taxation of Non-residents under Section 830 ICTA 1988: Double Taxation Agreements - Measurement of duration
  • OT41610 · Taxation of Non-Residents under Section 830 ICTA 1988: Double Taxation Agreements - Shipping and Air Transport Articles
  • OT41620 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - The Construction and Interpretation of Treaties
  • OT41630 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Permanent Establishment and Business Profits Articles
  • OT41640 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - Overview
  • OT41642 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - Is there a fixed place of business?
  • OT41643 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - Is it listed in Article 5 as an example of a Permanent Establishment?
  • OT41644 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - Is there a construction project lasting more than a given number of months?
  • OT41645 · Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - An example
  • OT41650 · Taxation of Non-Residents under Section 830 ICTA 1988: Double Taxation Agreements - Operations of semi-submersible drilling rigs
  1. Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Contents
  2. Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - Is it listed in Article 5 as an example of a Permanent Establishment?

OT41643 | Non-Residents Working on the UK Continental Shelf: Double Taxation Agreements - Long term offshore construction type work - Is it listed in Article 5 as an example of a Permanent Establishment?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Amongst the examples usually listed in the Permanent Establishment Article are:

  • a place of management;

  • an office;

  • a workshop.

So if any of the above facilities are available to the non-resident company on the construction vessel then, subject to the required degree of permanence and use, the company would have on that vessel a fixed place of business in the UK through which it carried on business; that is it would have a permanent establishment in the UK.

As regards the necessity for a detailed examination of the working arrangements see the final paragraph of OT41630.

PreviousNext
PrivacyTerms