In Royal Bank of Canada v HMRC [2023] EWCA Civ 695 the Court of Appeal unanimously overturned the Upper Tribunal’s decision and found in favour of RBC that the UK/Canada double tax treaty does not permit the UK to exercise taxing rights over the profits of the Canadian bank from certain contractual payments described as ‘royalties’ calculated by reference to oil production and oil prices. The right to these payments had been assigned to RBC during the receivership of Sulpetro a Canadian company to which RBC had advanced a loan. As RBC won its appeal on the grounds of interpretation and application of...
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In Royal Bank of Canada v HMRC [2023] EWCA Civ 695 the Court of Appeal unanimously overturned the Upper Tribunal’s decision and found in favour of RBC that the UK/Canada double tax treaty does not permit the UK to exercise taxing rights over the profits of the Canadian bank from certain contractual payments described as ‘royalties’ calculated by reference to oil production and oil prices. The right to these payments had been assigned to RBC during the receivership of Sulpetro a Canadian company to which RBC had advanced a loan. As RBC won its appeal on the grounds of interpretation and application of...
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