Partnership loses £22.5m profit allocation appeal

A limited liability partnership has lost at the Upper Tribunal after it held that an LLP scheme to reallocate profits was chargeable to income tax

The Upper Tribunal ruled against the appellants, HFFX LLP and its managing member Alexander Gerko, involving the tax treatment of a deferred remuneration arrangement known as the Capital Allocation Plan (CAP).

HFFX LLP appealed against amendments and discovery assessments totalling £22.5m issued by HMRC to its partnership returns.

In addition, a further issue concerning one of the discovery assessments made in respect of Alexander Gerko for the years 2012/13 was also heard.

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