Longford
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No there isn't. A hedge fund manages funds for investors. Imagine the investor is you. You invested £1mm with SISU to make money and they lose it all. Are you happy?
Imagine that you invested £1mm in Royal Mail shares also this year - and doubled your money. So your net gain is zero. So you pay no tax. Happy now? Of course not. You would much rather have made £2mm profit and paid the tax (capital gains tax is max 28%). And that assumes you didn't register yourself in the Cayman Islands and avoid tax anyway - like SISU.
SISU is losing loads of money on CCFC and they hate it.
But EVEN organisations as complicated as hedge funds cannot get all their assists off shore. Most. But not all. I'm no expert, but does capital gains even apply to PLCs etc ? Either way. No. I'm not happy.