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Commentary

D9.703A Manufactured payments—treatment of recipient

Corporate tax

The tax treatment of manufactured payments received differs depending upon whether the recipient is a company or individual, as detailed below.

Corporates

Manufactured dividend

Where a company has a manufactured dividend relationship (D9.701) and pays a manufactured dividend under the arrangement, the general rule is that the (corporate) recipient is treated as receiving a dividend on the shares1.

This rule does not however apply:

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