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        Double taxation relief

People resident and domiciled in the UK are liable to income tax from their world-wide income payable to the Inland Revenue. Other countries operate similar taxation rules so that there could arise a situation where an individual is subjected to double taxation. Double taxation relief can be obtained when agreements exist between countries whereby tax already paid on income in a foreign country is offset against the same tax liability in the home country or vice versa.

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Double taxation relief - People resident and domiciled in the UK are liable to income tax from their world-wide income payable to the Inland Revenue. Other countries operate similar taxation rules so that there could arise a situation where an individual is subjected to double taxation. Double taxation relief can be obtained when agreements exist between countries whereby tax already paid on income in a foreign country is offset against the same tax liability in the home country or vice versa.


Double taxation relief : people resident and domiciled in the uk are liable to income tax from their world-wide income payable to the inland revenue. other countries operate similar taxation rules so that there could arise a situation where an individual is subjected to double taxation. double taxation relief can be obtained when agreements exist between countries whereby tax already paid on income in a foreign country is offset against the same tax liability in the home country or vice versa.