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UK hedge funds review partnership structures after BlueCrest £200m tax defeat

Hedgeweek reports, citing the Financial Times, that UK hedge funds are reviewing their partnership structures and negotiating with HMRC after BlueCrest Capital Management's £200m Supreme Court defeat. The report says HMRC has resumed investigations into several City firms, prompting LLPs to reassess the tax status of their partners. It states the Supreme Court unanimously dismissed BlueCrest's appeal, ruling most of its 80 to 100 disputed partners should be treated as employees for tax purposes, with only four found to be genuine partners.

Why “Unverified”

  • Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet

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What the sources claim

  1. UK hedge funds are reviewing partnership structures and negotiating with HMRC after BlueCrest's £200m Supreme Court defeat, per an FT report.

    “UK hedge funds are reviewing their partnership structures and negotiating with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) following BlueCrest Capital Management's £200m Supreme Court defeat”
    Hedgeweek
  2. The ruling has raised the prospect of substantial backdated tax liabilities across the industry.

    “which has raised the prospect of substantial backdated tax liabilities across the industry”
    Hedgeweek
  3. HMRC has resumed investigations into several City firms following the ruling.

    “HMRC has resumed investigations into several City firms following the landmark ruling”
    Hedgeweek
  4. The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed BlueCrest's appeal, ruling most of its 80 to 100 disputed partners should be treated as employees for tax purposes.

    “The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed BlueCrest's appeal earlier this year, ruling that most of the hedge fund's 80 to 100 disputed partners should be treated as employees for tax purposes.”
    Hedgeweek
  5. Only four individuals were found to qualify as genuine partners under the relevant rules.

    “Only four individuals were found to qualify as genuine partners under the relevant rules.”
    Hedgeweek

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