Tax liability for non-UK resident companies

The scope of the charge to tax on non-UK resident companies is not only complex but will soon have a broader reach following a series of rules introduced in Finance Act 2019. Paul Davies CTA ACA, tax writer at Croner-i, assesses the changes to tax on chargeable gains already effective and plans to extend this to income tax from 2020

A number of significant tax changes are in the pipeline or already affecting non-UK resident companies. This includes changes to the scope of tax on chargeable gains effective 6 April 2019 and from the new tax year 2020/21, an extension of the scope of the income tax charge from 6 April. This article provides a practical overview of the charge to tax on non-resident companies and how it will work.

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