For institutions
Withholding tax reclaim infrastructure for institutions.
Banks, brokers, custodians and fund administrators sit on cross-border dividend and interest income that was over-withheld at source. Tax Reclaim computes the treaty entitlement per position and generates the official reclaim form for each jurisdiction — so recovering it stops being a research project.
Information tool, not tax advice · Self-serve software, not a managed filing service · Reviewed 27 June 2026
Who it's for
The common thread: a book of foreign income where the per-position filing effort has always been larger than anyone's appetite for it.
Private banks & wealth managers
Client portfolios holding foreign dividends where over-withheld tax is never reclaimed because the per-client filing effort exceeds the recovery.
Brokers & neobrokers
Retail books where relief at source is unavailable and clients are told to file with the foreign authority themselves — with no tooling to do it.
Custodians & sub-custodians
Positions where the reduced treaty rate was not applied at source and the historical over-withholding still needs a per-jurisdiction reclaim.
Fund administrators
Fund and mandate reporting that has to state, per holding and per tax year, what is recoverable and by which statutory deadline.
Family offices
Concentrated cross-border holdings across several residences, where each source/residence pair carries a different treaty cap.
Tax advisory firms
Practices that need the treaty rate, the recoverable gap and the correct official form for a client file — with the rate's source cited.
How it works
Four steps, per position, from an over-withheld payment to a filed reclaim.
- 1
Identify reclaimable positions
Work through the book position by position — source country, residence, income type, gross amount, payment date. No broker credentials are used or stored.
- 2
Compute the treaty entitlement
The backend resolves the statutory rate and the bilateral treaty cap for the pair, applies residency and entity tiering, and reports the recoverable gap with the rate's source and as-of date attached.
- 3
Generate the official form per jurisdiction
Each jurisdiction takes its own document. The matching form is generated pre-filled from the figures, and labelled as an official fileable form, a worksheet to transcribe, or an application letter.
- 4
File and track the deadline
File through the authority's own channel — portal, withholding agent or post — and track the statutory reclaim window, which closes two to five years after payment depending on the country.
Run a position now
The same calculator the product runs on — no account, no sales call. Pick a source and residence country, enter a gross amount, and see the recoverable gap, the form it maps to, and the filing deadline.
The official forms we generate
26 documents across 20 jurisdictions, each pre-filled from your figures and labelled with what it actually is — an official fileable form, a worksheet you transcribe into an online return, or an application letter.
Portugal
- Modelo 22-RFI — Portuguese WHT ReclaimRefund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Autoridade Tributária e Aduaneira (AT) · deadline: 2 years from the end of the year of the income event
- Modelo 22-RFI — Portuguese WHT Reclaim (PT Variant)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Autoridade Tributária e Aduaneira (AT) · deadline: 2 years from the end of the year of the income event
France
- Formulaire 5001 — French WHT RefundRefund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Direction Générale des Finances Publiques (DGFiP) · deadline: 31 December of the 2nd year after the income was paid
- Formulaire 5001 — French WHT Refund (FR Variant)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Direction Générale des Finances Publiques (DGFiP) · deadline: 31 December of the 2nd year after the income was paid
- Déclaration 2047 — Foreign Income / Tax Credit (France)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Direction Générale des Finances Publiques (DGFiP) · deadline: the annual income-tax return deadline
Japan
- Form 250 — Application for Treaty-Based Relief (Japan)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
National Tax Agency (NTA) · deadline: per the applicable treaty
United States
- Form 1040-NR — Non-Resident Alien Income Tax Return (USA)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) · deadline: 3 years from filing / 2 years from tax paid
Canada
- NR7-R — Application for Refund of Part XIII Tax (Canada)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) · deadline: 2 years from the end of the calendar year
Switzerland
- Form 70 — Swiss Dividend WHT Refund (ESTV)Refund at sourceWorksheet / transcription aid
Eidgenössische Steuerverwaltung (ESTV) · deadline: 3 years
- DA-1 — Swiss Foreign Tax Credit ClaimHome-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Eidgenössische Steuerverwaltung (ESTV) · deadline: 3 years after the end of the tax period
Germany
- Anlage AUS — Foreign Income / Tax Credit (Germany)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Bundeszentralamt für Steuern (BZSt) / ELSTER · deadline: 4 years (Antragsveranlagung)
United Kingdom
- SA106 — Foreign Income / Foreign Tax Credit Relief (UK)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) · deadline: online 31 Jan / paper 31 Oct after the tax year; FTCR within 4 years
Denmark
- Form 06.030 — Dividend WHT Refund (Denmark)Refund at sourceWorksheet / transcription aid
Skattestyrelsen · deadline: within 5 years (Eastern High Court, 2 Jul 2025; treaty periods may differ)
Netherlands
- Box 3 — Foreign Tax Credit Worksheet (Netherlands)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Belastingdienst · deadline: file by 1 May (extension to 1 Sept); amend up to 5 years back
- Dividend Tax Refund — a12119 (Netherlands)Refund at sourceWorksheet / transcription aid
Belastingdienst · deadline: 3 years from the end of the calendar year of the dividend payment
Belgium
- IPP/PB — Foreign Dividend Declaration (Belgium)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
SPF Finances / FOD Financiën · deadline: the annual return deadline (set yearly by SPF Finances)
Austria
- Beilage E 1kv — Foreign Capital Income / Tax Credit (Austria)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Bundesministerium für Finanzen (BMF) / FinanzOnline · deadline: Antragsveranlagung within the assessment window (commonly up to 5 years)
Sweden
- SKV 2703 — Foreign Tax Credit (Sweden)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Skatteverket · deadline: INK1 deadline ~2 May; avräkning can be claimed/amended within ~6 years
- SKV 3740 — Dividend WHT Refund Worksheet (Sweden)Refund at sourceWorksheet / transcription aid
Skatteverket · deadline: 5 years from the end of the dividend year
Norway
- RF-1147 — Foreign Tax Credit / Skattemelding (Norway)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Skatteetaten · deadline: file by 30 April (income year + 1)
- RF-1534 — Dividend WHT Refund (Norway)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Skatteetaten · deadline: 5 years from the end of the year the dividend was received
Finland
- Form 16B — Foreign Income Declaration (Finland)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Verohallinto (Finnish Tax Administration) · deadline: the annual return deadline (~May)
- Form 6167 — Dividend WHT Refund (Finland)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Verohallinto (Finnish Tax Administration) · deadline: per the applicable treaty / refund window
Ireland
- Form 11 — Foreign Income / FTCR (Ireland)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Revenue Commissioners (ROS) · deadline: pay & file 31 Oct (ROS-extended to mid-November)
Poland
- PIT/ZG — Foreign Income / Tax Credit (Poland)Home-country creditWorksheet / transcription aid
Krajowa Administracja Skarbowa (KAS) · deadline: annual PIT deadline 30 April; correct within ~5 years
Australia
- NAT 75265 — WHT Refund Application (Australia)Refund at sourceOfficial fileable form
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) · deadline: per the applicable treaty
Coverage
Treaty calculation coverage and official-form coverage are two different numbers, and we report them separately rather than quoting the flattering one.
97
countries for treaty calculation
Source/residence pairs we resolve a statutory and treaty rate for.
20
jurisdictions with a generatable form
Smaller than the calculation set — a rate is not a filing.
26
official documents
Refund applications and home-country credit schedules, listed above.
€29
per year, plus VAT
Flat subscription per account — never a percentage of the recovery. See pricing.
Rates come from published OECD treaty tables and national withholding schedules, with a source URL and as-of date attached to every figure — see the data sources.
Where a conversation helps
We would rather tell you what we do not do yet than sell you a roadmap.
Jurisdiction coverage requests
We cover 97 countries for treaty calculation and generate official forms for 20 of them. If the jurisdiction you need sits in the calculation-only set, tell us which one and what volume sits behind it.
Relief at source vs reclaim review
For a given market and client type, going through the reduced rate at source is often cheaper than reclaiming afterwards. We will walk through which of your markets are worth certifying for and which genuinely need a reclaim — as an informational review, not as tax advice.
High-volume filing
Today the product is self-serve: one operator, one claim at a time, through the web app. Batch preparation across a whole book is not something we ship today.
Programmatic access
There is no public reclaim API and no custody-chain or relief-at-source integration. Calculation and form generation happen in the app. If an API is what would make this usable for you, say so — it is roadmap, not shipped.
Talk to us
Tell us what sits in the book and which jurisdictions matter. A person reads every message — you can also write to support@taxreclaim.eu.