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This guidance does not apply from 6 April 2009. The guidance it contains is replaced by the guidance provided in HMRC6 – Residence, Domicile and the Remittance Basis. It is kept available for those people who need to make reference to IR20 for their tax affairs before 5 April 2009. 5.20 Scope of liability to income tax on individuals receiving pensions Residence status and domicile Resident and ordinarily resident, and domiciled Resident and ordinarily resident, not domiciled Resident but not ordinarily resident, domiciled Resident but not ordinarily resident, not domiciled Not resident 1. Less 10% deduction. Paid by on behalf of a person in the UK Liable Liable Liable Liable Liable 3,4 outside the UK (overseas pension) Liable 1 Liable but may claim the remittance basis (paragraph 5.12) 2 Liable but may claim the remittance basis 2 Liable but may claim the remittance basis (paragraph 5.12) 2 Not liable 2. If a claim for the remittance basis is made then the 10% deduction referred to at 1 is not available. Up to the year ended 5 April 2008 the remittance basis cannot be claimed for a pension arising in the Republic of Ireland but the 10% deduction is available. If the pension is from the Irish Government you are taxable only if you are a UK national without also being an Irish national. 3. See Chapter 9 about possible relief under a double taxation agreement. 4. See paragraph 5.15 in the case of UK social security benefits such as National Insurance Retirement Pension. IR20 28 HMRC 03/09
This guidance does not apply from 6 April 2009. The guidance it contains is replaced by the guidance provided in HMRC6 – Residence, Domicile and the Remittance Basis. It is kept available for those people who need to make reference to IR20 for their tax affairs before 5 April 2009. 5.21 Scope of liability to income tax on profits of individuals carrying on a trade or profession Residence status and domicile Resident and ordinarily resident, and domiciled Residence and ordinarily resident, not domiciled Resident but not ordinarily resident, domiciled Resident but not ordinarily resident, not domiciled Not resident Trade or profession carried on wholly or partly in the UK Liable Trade or profession carried on wholly outside the UK Liable Liable Liable but may claim the remittance basis (see paragraph 5.12) 1 Liable Liable but may claim the remittance basis1 Liable but may Liable claim the remittance basis (see paragraph 5.12) 1 Liable 2 Not liable 1. Up to the year ended 5 April 2008 you are taxable on the whole of the income of a trade or profession carried on wholly in the Republic of Ireland. From 6 April 2008 no distinction is made for the Republic of Ireland. 2. You are liable on the profits of the part of the trade or profession carried on the UK. IR20 29 HMRC 03/09
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