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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM3650 · Trust income and gains: relief to trust beneficiary for overseas tax - table of contents

  • TSEM3655 · Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax: beneficiary entitled to trust income
  • TSEM3660 · Trust income and gains relief for overseas tax: annuity from a trust
  • TSEM3665 · Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax: trust income deemed not to be the beneficiary's
  • TSEM3670 · Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax - discretionary trust
  • TSEM3675 · Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax: expenses of discretionary trust
  • TSEM3680 · Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax - trustee's certificate of overseas taxed income
  • TSEM3685 · Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax: mixed trust
  1. Trust income and gains: relief to trust beneficiary for overseas tax - table of contents
  2. Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax - trustee's certificate of overseas taxed income

TSEM3680 | Trust income and gains: relief for overseas tax - trustee's certificate of overseas taxed income

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

ICTA88/S809 (1)(b)

The income of a discretionary or accumulation trust may include overseas taxed income.The trustees can certify that discretionary payments they made to beneficiaries included income from the taxed overseas sources. The certificate must state how much of the payment refers to the overseas income. Trustees issue the certificates under the provisions of ICTA88/S809 (1)(b). There is no prescribed wording for the certificate.

Limits of the amounts certified

The trustees must ensure that:

  • the amounts they certify do not exceed the gross equivalent of the payments they made

  • the gross amounts they certify do not exceed, in the aggregate, the gross income they received.

Trustees can accumulate, for future certification, overseas income that they have not paid out. Income ceases to be available for certification six years after the start of the tax year in which it arose.

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