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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.

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   How is withholding tax calculated in the UK?

   • Withholding tax is usually worked out at the UK basic rate. Deductions should be made at this rate unless you receive authorisation form FEU4 from HMRC. You must record every payment made to a foreign entertainer or sportsperson. At the end of each 3 month period, show all payments made on your quarterly return form FEU 1.

   Pay tax on payments to foreign entertainers and sportspersons

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   Can a company apply for UK withholding tax relief?

   • A company may be able to apply for relief from UK withholding tax if it’s resident in a double taxation treaty country and receives income from UK sources of: The relief available depends on the terms of each double taxation treaty and HMRC will decide if an application is allowable. Where relief is allowed, HMRC will authorise payment either:

   Claiming Double Taxation Relief for companies and other concerns

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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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   Can a company claim exemption from UK withholding tax?

   • Companies resident in a country where the UK has a double taxation treaty may be able to claim exemption or partial relief from UK withholding tax on some types of UK income. The conditions of exemption or relief can be found in the relevant double taxation treaty.

   Claiming Double Taxation Relief for companies and other concerns

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   Can a UK resident company withhold income tax?

   • For example, a UK resident company must withhold income tax on payments of interest made to a UK resident individual shareholder. When discussing withholding tax it is helpful to have a clear understanding of the terms 'source' and 'resident'.

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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.

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   Apr 23, 2013 · Companies resident in a country where the UK has a double taxation treaty may be able to claim exemption or partial relief from UK withholding tax on some types of UK income. The conditions of...

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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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   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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   Dec 8, 2014 · Withhold tax on payments to foreign entertainers and sportspersons when they exceed their personal allowance and how to make payments to HMRC. From: HM Revenue & Customs. Published. 8 December...

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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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   Apr 8, 2024 · Form. How to fill in your tax return (2022) Updated 8 April 2024. These notes will help you to fill in your paper tax return. You can also complete it online which has several benefits: it’s...