At the end of paragraph (b) of the proviso to section 502 of the Taxes Act (exceptions, in relation to unilateral relief, from the requirement that the person claiming relief must be resident in the United Kingdom) there shall be added “and

(c)

for tax paid under the law of any territory in respect of interest on a loan where the following conditions are fulfilled, namely.—

(i)

that the person in question is a company which, for the chargeable period in question, carries on a banking business in the United Kingdom through a branch or agency ; and

(ii)

that the loan was made by the company through the branch or agency in the United Kingdom ; and

(iii)

that the territory under whose law the tax was paid is not one in which the company is liable to tax by reason of domicile, residence or place of management; and

(iv)

that the amount of relief claimed does not exceed (or is by the claim expressly limited to) that which would have been available if the branch or agency had been a company resident in the United Kingdom and the loan had been made by it in the course of its banking business.”