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The document is a form for companies or concerns in the Netherlands to apply for relief from UK income tax on interest, royalties, or other income arising in the UK under the United Kingdom/Netherlands Double Taxation Convention. It includes instructions for completing the form in both English and Dutch, details required about the company and its tax adviser, and sections for applying for tax relief at source or claiming repayment of UK tax already deducted. The document emphasizes the need for accurate information, supporting documents, and proper submission to relevant tax authorities.

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Begin with Part A, providing the full registered address of the Netherlands company. If applicable, include details of a tax adviser.
In Part B, answer the questions regarding the company's status and operations in the UK. Ensure to check 'Yes' or 'No' where appropriate.
Proceed to Part C to apply for relief at source from UK income tax. Complete either C1, C2, or C3 based on the type of income (interest or royalties).
If claiming repayment under Part D, provide details of any income received with UK tax deducted.
Complete Part E if you wish for repayments to be made to a nominee. Otherwise, leave it blank for direct payment.
Finally, sign and date the declaration in Part F, ensuring all information is accurate and complete before submission.

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