
03 November 2026Publication
Withholding tax: claims where tax not deducted
HMRC has withdrawn its concession for failure to withhold tax on interest payments, but new guidance provides for the payer itself to claim treaty relief
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03 November 2026Publication
HMRC has withdrawn its concession for failure to withhold tax on interest payments, but new guidance provides for the payer itself to claim treaty relief

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Payments made in lieu of penalties for regulatory breaches were not deductible as expenses incurred for the purposes of the taxpayer’s trade