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9 November 2023

Vermilion Holdings Limited v HMRC - Decision From The Supreme Court (Gated)

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The Supreme Court has given its ruling in the case of Vermilion Holdings Ltd v HMRC, the first case to go to the Supreme Court on the meaning of the deeming rule in the employment related securities (ERS) rules.
United Kingdom Employment and HR
The Supreme Court has given its ruling in the case of Vermilion Holdings Ltd v HMRC, the first case to go to the Supreme Court on the meaning of the deeming rule in the employment related securities (ERS) rules. That deeming rule can cause a security acquired by an LLP member to be treated as employment related and so within the ERS rules.

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