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Notices given to partners on closure of partnership tax return enquiry were only partly effective

By Mark McLaughlin, June 2020

Notices given to two partners on the closure of a partnership tax return enquiry were effective to amend the self-assessments of the first appellant partner but not the second. 

Summary 

Notices given to two partners (under TMA 1970, s 28B(4)) on the closure of a partnership tax return enquiry were effective to amend the self-assessments of the first appellant partner but not the second. 

Background 

The appellant taxpayers (ZA and IRS) were each members of a limited liability partnership (LLP) in which they invested with the purpose of generating trading losses in the tax year 2004/05 for offset against their other taxable income for that or previous years. As intended, the LLP purportedly made a substantial trading loss in the tax year 2004/05. 

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