The International Tax Enforcement (Disclosable Arrangements)
Regulations, SI 2023/38, implement the OECD’s model mandatory disclosure rules
for common reporting standard avoidance arrangements and opaque offshore
structures in the UK with effect from 28 March 2023. In essence, the OECD rules
require taxpayers, promoters and advisers to disclose details of avoidance
arrangements which use opaque offshore structures, or which circumvent the
reporting of financial information under the common reporting standard, to the
tax authorities. The regulations contain a ‘look back’ provision for reporting
pre-existing arrangements entered into on or after 25 June 2018 (reg 8).
HMRC has issued new guidance notes on how to report, and how to
register to report, cross-border arrangements under the mandatory disclosure
rules (MDR):
Register to report a
cross-border arrangement (MDR): this covers hho should register; when to
register; what is required; how to register; and after registration; and
Report a cross-border
arrangement to HMRC (MDR): who should report an arrangement; what must
be done before informing HMRC about a cross-border arrangement; what is
required; how to report; how to change information sent to HMRC.
The International Tax Enforcement (Disclosable Arrangements)
Regulations, SI 2023/38, implement the OECD’s model mandatory disclosure rules
for common reporting standard avoidance arrangements and opaque offshore
structures in the UK with effect from 28 March 2023. In essence, the OECD rules
require taxpayers, promoters and advisers to disclose details of avoidance
arrangements which use opaque offshore structures, or which circumvent the
reporting of financial information under the common reporting standard, to the
tax authorities. The regulations contain a ‘look back’ provision for reporting
pre-existing arrangements entered into on or after 25 June 2018 (reg 8).
HMRC has issued new guidance notes on how to report, and how to
register to report, cross-border arrangements under the mandatory disclosure
rules (MDR):
Register to report a
cross-border arrangement (MDR): this covers hho should register; when to
register; what is required; how to register; and after registration; and
Report a cross-border
arrangement to HMRC (MDR): who should report an arrangement; what must
be done before informing HMRC about a cross-border arrangement; what is
required; how to report; how to change information sent to HMRC.