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Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

STSM092000 · Partnerships: Changes in a partnership

  • STSM092010 · Contributions to a new partnership
  • STSM092020 · Introduction of a new partner to an existing partnership
  • STSM092030 · Incorporation of a partnership and formation of an LLP
  • STSM092040 · Merger of partnerships
  • STSM092050 · Dissolution of a partnership
  • STSM092060 · Evaluating a document effecting a dissolution of partnership or retirement of a partner
  1. Partnerships: Changes in a partnership
  2. Partnerships: Changes in a partnership: merger of partnerships

STSM092040 | Partnerships: Changes in a partnership: merger of partnerships

From HM Revenue & Customs · Stamp Taxes on Shares Manual

The stamp duty implications of a merger of partnerships will depend on the form of the merger. If the merger is structured as the sale or exchange of partnership interests then stamp duty is likely to arise on the transfer on sale of a partnership interest (see STSM091050). However, if the merger is structured as the creation of a new partnership into which is contributed the businesses of the existing partnerships, then the transactions may be more likely to be treated as contributions to a new partnership (see STSM092010).

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