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   Jul 8, 2024 · Under UK domestic law, a company may have a duty to withhold tax in relation to the payment of either interest or royalties (or other sums paid for the use of a patent). The circumstances in which such a liability arises are discussed below.

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3. www.rsmuk.com › insights › tax-voiceWithholding tax – what has changed? - RSM UK

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   Aug 16, 2024 · If withholding tax is in point, affected businesses should also ensure that the appropriate CT61 reporting is done and payments made. Common pitfalls regarding withholding tax.

4. www.3ecpa.co.uk › resources › united-kingdomThe Brief Essentials of Withholding Taxes in the United Kingdom

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   What is Withholding Tax? In the simplest of terms, a Withholding Tax is a tax imposed by the government on payers (employers) parties. Derived explicitly from the income earned by non-residents (payees) and paid to the government.

5. www.lexisnexis.co.uk › glossary › withholding-taxWithholding Tax (WHT) | Tolley Tax Glossary - LexisNexis

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   Withholding tax is essentially a means of collecting tax at source from the payer of the income rather than raising an assessment on the actual recipient. The tax that is withheld is then paid over to the tax authorities of the source country.

6. www.accountingweb.co.uk › any-answers › withholdingWithholding Tax - Realisation point - AccountingWEB

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   Mar 31, 2017 · Withholding Tax - Realisation point. When is the correct time to recognise the WHT payable to the Inland Revenue in UK Company Accounts.

7. www.lexisnexis.co.uk › guidance › withholding-taxWithholding tax | Tax Guidance | Tolley - LexisNexis

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   What is withholding tax? Withholding tax is not a type of tax, it a mechanism by which tax authorities collect tax. The purpose of having a withholding tax is that the tax authorities can pass on the administrative burden of tax collection to the taxpayer.

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   What if withholding tax is in point?

   • If withholding tax is in point, affected businesses should also ensure that the appropriate CT61 reporting is done and payments made. A direction issued by HMRC in response to a clearance application typically has a term of five years, assuming that there are no material changes to the facts and circumstances as detailed on Form DT-Company.

   Withholding tax – what has changed? - RSM UK

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   What does withholding tax (WHT) mean?

   • (Also known as WHT and deduction of tax at source) Withholding tax is essentially a means of collecting tax at source from the payer of the income rather than raising an assessment on the actual recipient. The tax that is withheld is then paid over to the tax authorities of the source country.

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   What happens if WHT is withheld?

   • The tax that is withheld is then paid over to the tax authorities of the source country. The amount of WHT to be deducted may be reduced, or in some cases eliminated completely, under the terms of a double tax treaty.

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   Do companies have to withhold tax from annual payments?

   • Companies are also under an obligation to withhold tax from annual payments. Two other important examples are the UK's deduction at source regime for entertainers and sportsmen, and the scheme under which payments to unregistered subcontractors working on big building projects may need to have tax deducted at source.

   United Kingdom - Corporate - Withholding taxes

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   Why are dividends excluded from withholding tax?

   • Dividends are excluded from Withholding tax and are often paid in gross, though there are exceptions. Numerous factors also influence WHT payment for interests, royalties and (If applicable) dividends. These factors include Double Taxation Treaties (DTTs), nationality, involvement of property, specific exceptions and more.

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   Does withholding tax apply to cross-border transactions?

   • It should be noted that withholding tax can apply to transactions in a wholly domestic context and not just to cross-border transactions. For example, a UK resident company must withhold income tax on payments of interest made to a UK resident individual shareholder.

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9. uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com › 8/107/7508Withholding tax - Practical Law

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   Tax in respect of (usually) recurring payments at source is sometimes collected by requiring the payer to make a deduction on account of tax before making the payment. This deduction is generally known as withholding tax.