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20 September 2011
Issue: 4322 / Categories: Forum & Feedback
A UK-resident higher rate taxpayer became a director of a company in the Republic of Ireland. Double taxation relief was claimed on the UK self assessment tax return for tax paid in Ireland, but £2,000 Irish tax was later repaid and then paid over to HMRC. Is it right that a penalty should be charged?

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