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Annoyed associates

23 May 2007
Issue: 4109 / Categories: Forum & Feedback
I have several cases where HMRC have challenged a small company's claim to corporation tax at 19%, on the basis that the company is associated (via the controlling director) to companies under the control of his numerous (over 100), but unknown, partners in film or information technology limited liability partnerships. Although the director takes no interest in the day-to-day running of the LLP, it has been taxed as trading income/losses.

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