IHTM27171 - Certification of tax paid: Netherlands
When a DT credit is due, you may give a provisional allowance but the case should not be closed until the payment has been certified by the Dutch authorities. There is no special form for a certificate; the parties should be instructed to obtain from the Dutch authorities a statement showing:
- (a) the total tax attributable to the property in question (exclusive of interest and penalties)
- (b) the property and its value on which that tax was charged
- (c) the date of payment of that tax
- (d) that the tax was computed in accordance with the Convention
- (e) that the tax is final
- (f) that no application for a refund of tax is now pending or authorised and that, if hereafter a refund is made, due notice will be given to this Office.
The Dutch authorities will send the certificate in the form of a
letter direct to this Office.
If on receipt of the certificate you encounter any
difficulty in calculating the tax attributable to property, please
seek advice from the TG.
- The credit given cannot exceed the amount of UK IHT payable on the property concerned.
A certificate of IHT paid similarly takes the form of a letter issued at the application of the parties. It is prepared by TG and sent to the Dutch authorities, with a copy to the applicant. If there is any adjustment of tax after a certificate has been issued, please refer the file back to TG for the issue of an amending certificate
