Judgment has now been given by the Upper Tribunal (Edwin Johnson J and Judge Jennifer Dean) in HMRC v BlueCrest Capital Management (UK) LLP [2023] UKUT 232 (TCC). The case is the first appeal against HMRC’s application of the salaried members rules. We represented the appellant taxpayer as counsel as we had before the FTT. There are therefore necessarily some things this article cannot discuss because of the duties we owe to our client. We can however seek to draw out the important aspects of the judgment for the wider body of taxpayers and identify what lessons can be learnt.
Where the salaried members legislation applies a partner in a limited liability partnership (LLP) is treated as an employee of that partnership for...
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Judgment has now been given by the Upper Tribunal (Edwin Johnson J and Judge Jennifer Dean) in HMRC v BlueCrest Capital Management (UK) LLP [2023] UKUT 232 (TCC). The case is the first appeal against HMRC’s application of the salaried members rules. We represented the appellant taxpayer as counsel as we had before the FTT. There are therefore necessarily some things this article cannot discuss because of the duties we owe to our client. We can however seek to draw out the important aspects of the judgment for the wider body of taxpayers and identify what lessons can be learnt.
Where the salaried members legislation applies a partner in a limited liability partnership (LLP) is treated as an employee of that partnership for...
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