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#161215 by Scrooge
23 Feb 2007, 20:22
Don't you have to claim that on your UK taxes as over seas earnings?
#161216 by Decker
23 Feb 2007, 20:26
Well there's a Dual Taxation Agreement in place. I'm more interested in what it means to the issuing company vis a vis tax liabilities etc.
#161224 by RichardMannion
23 Feb 2007, 20:47
I know for my US stock holdings dividends are taxed as per normal at UK rates, I have a W8BEN in place.

Thanks,
Richard
#161283 by mcmbenjamin
24 Feb 2007, 00:56
Grr. Could this be a dividend or partnership draw or income to a British company from a US company?
#161298 by Decker
24 Feb 2007, 09:37
The former. The latter we treat as a payment to a subcontractor so it comes straight off the US bottom line and onto the UK bottom line. Part of the query was whether that US company would have to take a withholding tax and part of it was whether any state taxes applied. In the UK when salary is paid the government is paid about 13% of the salary for "National Insurance" (NI). When dividends are paid no NI is due from the company. I'll be running this by an accountant next week - just wondered if anyone had experience of it :)
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