In this example – when calculating the tax payable – I noticed you split it into 2 parts – tax payable in oblivia (20%) and extra UK tax (5% after converting from Euros to £s). This is due to the double taxation treaty.
While I understand this principle – could we not cut out a step and simple tax from the outset 25% which would leave the same net figure after converting to £s?
There may be other flows that only affect the tax in the home country, and there could be losses in the foreign country that are carried forward against future profits.