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Navigating Withholding Tax Reclaims for U.S. Limited Partnerships

Navigating Withholding Tax Reclaims for U.S. Limited Partnerships

For U.S. Limited Partnerships (LPs), withholding tax recovery can be both a valuable opportunity and a complex challenge. Because U.S. LPs are tax-transparent by default, income is attributed directly to investors rather than to the partnership itself. This transparency shapes how reclaim entitlements are determined and introduces an additional layer of documentation and jurisdictional variation.

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Five Ways to Create an Optimized Withholding Tax Recovery Process

Five Ways to Create an Optimized Withholding Tax Recovery Process

For institutional investors, withholding tax recovery is one of the most overlooked ways to unlock additional portfolio value. Despite its potential, many funds suffer avoidable withholding tax leakage due to fragmented recovery processes, administrative burdens or a lack of expertise.

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Dual-Listed Shares: Market Trends and Tax Recovery Updates for South African Investors

Dual-Listed Shares: Market Trends and Tax Recovery Updates for South African Investors

For many South African funds, dual-listed shares form the backbone of offshore equity exposure. As such, they continue to represent a core area of withholding tax leakage, especially for collective investment schemes (CIS).

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How WTax Leverages AI to Deliver Faster, Smarter Withholding Tax Reclaims

How WTax Leverages AI to Deliver Faster, Smarter Withholding Tax Reclaims

At WTax, we’ve long recognized that withholding tax recovery is a process defined by complexity: heavy documentation, varied eligibility criteria and shifting regulatory environments across jurisdictions. Rather than being held back by this complexity, we’ve made it the focus of our innovation.

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Sweden Proposes Withholding Tax Exemption for Foreign State Entities Following Landmark CJEU Ruling

Sweden Proposes Withholding Tax Exemption for Foreign State Entities Following Landmark CJEU Ruling

June 2025 marked a potential shift in Sweden’s approach to taxing foreign state entities. The Swedish Ministry of Finance has published a legislative proposal to amend the country’s dividend withholding regime - specifically the Coupon Tax Law (Swe: Kupongskattelagen, 1970:624) - to bring it in line with recent Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) rulings.

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