A UK appeals court has denied corporation tax deductions sought by multinational dairy company Müller Group on transfers of intangible assets, deeming them related-party transactions.
The profits of a limited liability partnership should be computed by replicating the real-world circumstances of its trade, the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) held Wednesday, rejecting the group’s argument that calculation should be made as if a “notional” UK company had carried on the business independently.
In 2013, UK-resident corporate members of the German dairy group transferred their trades and assets—including brands, licenses, software and goodwill—to a limited liability partnership.
The group members claimed ...
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