HMRC v Investec Asset Finance PLC and another [2018] UKUT 413 (TCC) is a good reminder that whilst partnerships have existed as a creature of English law for a long time and are very widely used there are very few provisions in the UK tax code dealing expressly with them and they have a tendency to throw up some difficult questions. Often this occurs in areas where the rule that tax follows the accounts (which respect the partnership as a separate entity) bumps up against tax transparency (provided for by a relatively short-form statutory section).
To cut a (very) long story (very) short in this case two taxpayer companies with financial trades (IAF and IAB) bought some interests in leasing partnerships....
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HMRC v Investec Asset Finance PLC and another [2018] UKUT 413 (TCC) is a good reminder that whilst partnerships have existed as a creature of English law for a long time and are very widely used there are very few provisions in the UK tax code dealing expressly with them and they have a tendency to throw up some difficult questions. Often this occurs in areas where the rule that tax follows the accounts (which respect the partnership as a separate entity) bumps up against tax transparency (provided for by a relatively short-form statutory section).
To cut a (very) long story (very) short in this case two taxpayer companies with financial trades (IAF and IAB) bought some interests in leasing partnerships....
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