Is it true that in the UK you don't pay corporation tax if the parent company only receives dividends from foreign subsidiaries? [Reddit]
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Not exactly. The UK applies a dividend exemption for subsidiaries if conditions are met (shareholding, tax rate, etc.), but it must be well documented and you must watch controlled foreign company rules. At Filnet we are your local advisor in the UK: we speak Spanish, work 100% online and give you a fixed price before starting. We review your case, confirm whether the exemption applies and support you continuously with accounting and filings. That way you don't rely on risky interpretations.
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