1. Reliance Europe Limited, UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Reliance Europe Limited, UK sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 December 2023. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Reliance Europe Limited is a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Reliance Europe Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Directors of Reliance Europe Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Reliance Europe Limited, acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought and / or have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks in the course of their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
2. Reliance Jio Infocomm UK Ltd, UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Reliance Jio Infocomm UK Limited, UK sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 December 2023. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Reliance Jio Infocomm UK Limited is a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited, which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Reliance Jio Infocomm UK Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Directors of Reliance Jio Infocomm UK Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Reliance Jio Infocomm UK Limited, acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation, third party advice may be sought and / or have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks in the course of their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise, we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
3. Reliance Global Project Services UK Limited - UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Reliance Global Project Services, UK sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31st March 2024. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation, and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Reliance Global Project Services UK Limited, a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited, which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Reliance Global Project Services UK Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Director of Reliance Global Project Services UK Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Reliance Global Project Services UK Limited, acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought and / or have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks during their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise, we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
4. IndiaCast UK Limited, UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, IndiaCast UK Limited, UK. sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 March 2024. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
IndiaCast UK Limited, UK., is a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
IndiaCast UK Limited, UK., operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Director of IndiaCast UK Limited, UK. and tax advisors. At all times, IndiaCast UK Limited, UK., acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought, and / or, have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks in the course of their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
5. Ixora Holdings Limited - UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Ixora Holdings Limited, UK sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 December 2023. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Ixora Holdings Limited is 100% subsidiary of Reliance Europe Limited, a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited, which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Ixora Holdings Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Director of Ixora Holdings Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Ixora Holdings Limited, acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought and / or have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
6. Radisys UK Limited, Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Radisys UK Limited, UK. sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 December 2023. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Radisys UK Limited is a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Radisys UK Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Directors of Radisys UK Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Radisys UK Limited acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought, and / or, have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks in the course of their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
7. Stoke Park Limited- UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Stoke Park Limited sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 December 2023. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Stoke Park Limited is a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Stoke Park Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Directors of Stoke Park Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Stoke Park Limited, acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision-making process, which aims to maximise sustainable stakeholder value based on a range of business activities. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an armslength-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought, and / or, have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks in the course of their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.
8. Reliance Global Energy Services Limited, UK Tax Strategy
Introduction
In compliance with relevant provisions of Section 161 and paragraph 22(2) Schedule 19 of the Finance Act 2016, Reliance Global Energy Services Limited, UK sets out its tax strategy for the year ending 31 March 2024. This strategy has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors, whose duty it is to ensure that it remains compliant with UK legislation and it will be periodically reviewed and amended as necessary.
Reliance Global Energy Services Limited is a group entity of Reliance Industries Limited which is a public traded company listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India.
Reliance Global Energy Services Limited, operates using policies, procedures and controls, which require compliance with the relevant UK legislation relating to direct and indirect taxes. These policies, procedures and controls are monitored by the Directors of Reliance Global Energy Services Limited and tax advisors. At all times, Reliance Global Energy Services Limited, acts in accordance with a set of ethics that is based upon integrity and transparency.
Tax planning is part of our overall strategy and business decision making process, which aims to maximise sustainable shareholder value, based on commercial business activity. The business seeks to use applicable tax concessions and reliefs in line with the spirit of the legislation and will not implement or utilise tax avoidance strategies or seek to exploit ambiguity. Transactions between affiliate entities are on an arms-length-basis.
Tax risk is just one of the commercial risks to which the business is subject and management of this risk aims to ensure that the right amount of tax is paid and that HMRC reporting and disclosure requirements are met. Tax risk is managed in the same way as any other risk and if there is uncertainty over tax treatment or interpretation third party advice may be sought, and / or, have a direct dialogue with tax authorities.
We aim to have an open and transparent relationship with HMRC providing relevant information to enable HMRC to review possible tax risks in the course of their normal risk assessment procedures.
It is our intention to work collaboratively with HMRC to make fair, accurate and timely disclosures, highlighting where significant uncertainty exists in relation to tax matters. Whilst we would not take a position on our tax affairs that may create reputational risk, where disagreements arise we would seek to proactively work together to achieve early agreement on such disputed issues.