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StatuteIncome Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

Section 688AB — Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003: Workers’ providing services through intermediaries etc: cases where taxes already paid

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Workers’ providing services through intermediaries etc: cases where taxes already paid 688AB 1 PAYE regulations may make the following provision.

2 Provision for an amount to be treated as having been recovered from the payee, and for that amount not to be recoverable from the payer (“the deemed employer”), where—

a the deemed employer would otherwise be liable to pay an amount under PAYE regulations in consequence of being treated under section 61N(3) as having made a deemed direct payment to a worker (other than by virtue of section 61WA),

and b an amount of income tax or corporation tax has already been paid, or assessed, in respect of income referable to that payment.

3 Provision for the amount referred to in the opening words of subsection (2) to be the best estimate which can reasonably be made by an officer of Revenue and Customs (whether generally or specifically) of the amount referred to in subsection (2) (b) .

4 Provision preventing a person specified in PAYE regulations from—

a making a claim for the repayment of, or relief in respect of, an amount referred to in subsection (2) (b) , or b deducting, or setting off, the amount referred to in that subsection from, or against, any tax liability of the person, in a case where an estimate of that amount is treated as having been recovered from the payee as a result of provision made by virtue of this section.

5 In this section, “ payee ” and “ payer ” have the same meaning as in section 684 (see subsection (7C) of that section).

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