PART VIII CHARGES ON NON-RESIDENTS
Income tax
82 Savings. [1952 s.373.]
(1)
Nothing in this Part of this Act shall render a non-resident person chargeable in the name of a broker or in the name of an agent not being an authorised person carrying on the regular agency of the non-resident person, in respect of profits or gains arising from sales or transactions carried out through such a broker or agent:
Provided that where sales or transactions are carried out on behalf of a non-resident person through a broker in the ordinary course of his business as such and the broker—
(a)
is a person carrying on bona fide the business of a broker in the United Kingdom, and
(b)
receives in respect of the business of the non-resident person which is transacted through him remuneration at a rate not less than that customary in the class of business in question,then, notwithstanding that the broker is a person who acts regularly for the non-resident person as such broker, the non-resident person shall not be chargeable in the name of that broker in respect of profits or gains arising from those sales or transactions.
In this subsection, “broker” includes a general commission agent.
(2)
The fact that a non-resident person executes sales or carries out transactions with other non-residents which would make him chargeable in pursuance of this Part of this Act in the name of a resident person shall not of itself make him chargeable in respect of profits arising from those sales or transactions F1.