The obligation of the person by or through whom the payment is made is to deduct the tax on making the payment1. As a general rule, tax may not be retained out of future payments2; nor may the amount not deducted be recovered as a debt from the recipient of the payment as money paid under a mistake of law3. It is incumbent on the payer to calculate the deduction and to notify the payee4.
Where, however, in the course of administration trustees fail to deduct tax which they are entitled to deduct, the court will, where possible, correct the
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