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Partnership Manual

PM280000 · Overseas partnerships & treatment for UK tax purposes

  • PM281100 · UK resident members
  • PM281200 · Non-resident members: individuals
  • PM281300 · Non-resident members: companies
  • PM281400 · Non-resident company members trading in the UK
  • PM281500 · Non-resident company members not trading in the UK
  • PM282000 · Certificates of residence
  • PM283000 · Management and control
  • PM284000 · Where are the profits earned?
  • PM285000 · Composite SA returns for non-resident individual members
  • PM286000 · Investment partnerships
  • PM287000 · UK registered partnership with no UK source income or gain
  • PM288000 · Tax status of overseas partnerships
  • PM289000 · UK branches of overseas partnerships
  • PM290000 · Summary of filing requirements for partnerships with foreign aspects
  • PM291000 · Double taxation
  • PM292000 · Hybrid entities and tax arbitrage
  • PM293000 · Overseas partners in investment partnerships
  1. Overseas partnerships & treatment for UK tax purposes: contents
  2. UK branches of overseas partnerships

PM289000 | UK branches of overseas partnerships

From HM Revenue & Customs · Partnership Manual

As per the guidance at PM284000, profits earned by a UK branch of an overseas partnership will be taxable on the members regardless of their residence status. However, despite this general rule, you may need to consider how the overseas partnership is classified for the purposes of the UK taxation provisions (see the guidance at PM288000). If the overseas ‘partnership’ is, in fact, classified as an opaque body under the UK provisions, the branch itself will be assessable to corporation tax on its profits.

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