Q&A: company residency and corporation tax

In this week’s Q&A, Croner Taxwise tax adviser Suzanne Rowland explains corporation tax liability when a company was first UK registered but then relocated to Spain

My client (sole director shareholder) incorporated a UK company five years ago to provide remote IT support which they operated from their home office. What was supposed to be a temporary move to Spain has ended up being permanent and so for the whole of the company’s accounting period the director has been non-UK resident, running their business from Spain.

I have been told that the tax authorities in Spain have deemed the company, for the same accounting period, to be Spanish resident. I am aware that this might affect what the company will need to pay UK corporation tax on but just need some clarification.

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