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Tax law [2022] UKFTT 290

Burlington Loan Management DAC v Revenue And Customs (INCOME TAX - appeal by the Appellant, an Irish resident company, against a refusal by the Respondents to repay to the Appellant income tax withheld at source)

Burlington Loan Management DAC v Revenue And Customs (INCOME TAX - appeal by the Appellant, an Irish resident company, against a refusal by the Respondents to repay to the Appellant income tax withheld at source) [2022] UKFTT 290 (TC) (22 August 2022)

The Tribunal held that Article 12(5) of the UK-Ireland treaty did not bar treaty relief on interest from the SAAD Claim assignment, so the withheld tax had to be repaid.

  • Double taxation treaty
  • Withholding tax
  • Interest income
  • Treaty anti-abuse provisions
  • Double-taxation-treaty
  • Withholding-tax
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Tax law [2022] UKFTT 290 (TC)

Burlington Loan Management DAC v Revenue And Customs (INCOME TAX - appeal by the Appellant, an Irish resident company, against a refusal by the Respondents to repay to the Appellant income tax withheld at source)

Burlington Loan Management DAC v Revenue And Customs (INCOME TAX - appeal by the Appellant, an Irish resident company, against a refusal by the Respondents to repay to the Appellant income tax withheld at source) [2022] UKFTT 290 (TC) (22 August 2022)

The tribunal held Article 12(5) of the UK-Ireland treaty did not bar repayment of withholding tax on SAAD Claim interest.

  • Double tax treaties
  • Withholding tax
  • Interest income
  • Treaty anti-abuse provisions
  • Beneficial ownership
  • Double-tax-treaties
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