Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000
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11 Inheritance tax.
In the Inheritance Tax Act 1984, after section 267 insert— Limited liability partnerships. 267A For the purposes of this Act and any other enactments relating to inheritance tax— (a) property to which a limited liability partnership is entitled, or which it occupies or uses, shall be treated as property to which its members are entitled, or which they occupy or use, as partners, (b) any business carried on by a limited liability partnership shall be treated as carried on in partnership by its members, (c) incorporation, change in membership or dissolution of a limited liability partnership shall be treated as formation, alteration or dissolution of a partnership, and (d) any transfer of value made by or to a limited liability partnership shall be treated as made by or to its members in partnership (and not by or to the limited liability partnership as such).
11 Inheritance tax.
In the Inheritance Tax Act 1984, after section 267 insert— Limited liability partnerships. 267A For the purposes of this Act and any other enactments relating to inheritance tax— (a) property to which a limited liability partnership is entitled, or which it occupies or uses, shall be treated as property to which its members are entitled, or which they occupy or use, as partners, (b) any business carried on by a limited liability partnership shall be treated as carried on in partnership by its members, (c) incorporation, change in membership or dissolution of a limited liability partnership shall be treated as formation, alteration or dissolution of a partnership, and (d) any transfer of value made by or to a limited liability partnership shall be treated as made by or to its members in partnership (and not by or to the limited liability partnership as such).
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