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Official guidance
Self Assessment: the legal framework

SALF700 · Self Assessment for non-residents

  • SALF702 · Introduction
  • SALF703 · Taxation of UK property income of non-residents
  • SALF704 · UK representatives of non-residents chargeable under Case I and II Schedule D
  • SALF705 · Agents who are not treated as UK representatives
  • SALF706 · Limit to Income Tax charge on non-residents
  • SALF707 · Change in residence status
  • SALF708 · Non-resident partners
  1. Self Assessment for non-residents: contents
  2. Self Assessment for non-residents: non-resident partners

SALF708 | Self Assessment for non-residents: non-resident partners

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment: the legal framework

Changes in the residence status of a partner trigger a deemed commencement or cessation for the purposes of assessing business profits

ICTA88/S112

Section 112 provides that where a member of a partnership either becomes resident, or ceases to be resident in the UK, then for tax purposes that partner is treated as having first ceased and then immediately recommenced as a partner. The rules ensure that resident partners are taxed on their share of the world-wide partnership profits, but non-resident partners only on their share of the profits earned in the UK.

The special rules for foreign partnerships (that is, partnerships controlled and managed abroad) are restated.

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