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PARTNERSHIPS


Partnerships are funny things, in many ways. None more so than for tax, and for CGT in particular.

HMRC clarifies its position.

Substantial changes have been made to the profit fragmentation anti-avoidance since the original consultation was published, writes Mark Saunders (PwC).

Dominic Foulkes and Jonathan Cooklin (Davis Polk) share their approach to understanding some of the tax issues.
 

The government is consulting on proposals for a series of reforms to limit the risk of misuse of limited partnerships.

The long awaited legislation on changes to partnership taxation has been published – and it is not as bad as you might have feared, writes James McCredie (Macfarlanes).
 
HMRC’s new consultation highlights a number of administrative changes which could make life easier for HMRC and taxpayers. However, a couple of the proposals to change substantive tax charges may have unwanted side effects, writes James McCredie (Macfarlanes).
 

Partner’s return inconsistent with partnerships’ return

Laura Charkin and Stephen Pevsner (King & Wood Mallesons) look back on a turbulent year for fund managers and consider the proposed new ‘income-based carried interest’ tax rules.

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