Joe Robinson Partner

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Joe advises on a wide range of UK and cross-border tax matters, with a specialisation in investment management tax and M&A.

Joe specialises in advising investment management clients on a wide variety of tax matters. These include fund structuring across private equity, credit and other asset classes, house tax matters, and investment and divestment transactions (including deal structuring).

Joe’s work also involves advising a wider client base on the tax aspects of private and public M&A transactions.

Joe is a Chartered Tax Advisor (CTA) and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT). He has undertaken a secondment to the tax department of a leading alternative asset management firm.

Expertise

Recent work

Hayfin Capital

Advising Hayfin Capital on a range of house and fund tax matters.

Permira Credit

Advising Permira Credit on a variety of fund tax matters.

Aermont Capital

Advising Hayfin Capital on a range of house and fund tax matters.

17Capital

Advising 17Capital on a variety of fund and investment tax matters.

Hayfin Capital

Advising Hayfin Capital on the sale of Autovista group to J.D Power.

Superdry plc

Advising Superdry on the tax aspects of an Indian IP joint venture transaction with Reliance Brands.

Valderrama Limited

Advising Valderrama Limited on the tax and structuring aspects of its acquisition of Dignity plc.

Market Access Transformation

Advising Market Access Transformation on the UK tax and structuring aspects of its sale to Genesis Research.

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NAV financings – key tax and structure considerations

Joe Robinson 11 Oct 2023
NAV financings are becoming a more common feature of the private capital landscape. In this post, we cover some of the key tax and structuring considerations which can come up on...
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Secondary transactions and the proposed reforms to stamp duty

Joe Robinson 24 Jul 2023
Reforms to UK stamp duty could mean that partnership interests will be removed from the scope of stamp duty. This will be particularly welcome to fund managers involved in...
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QAHCs, US tax-exempt investors and hybrid payer mismatches

Joe Robinson, Christopher Cockerill 05 May 2023
US tax exempt investors in funds can give rise to a hybrid payer mismatch for UK qualifying asset holding companies (QAHCs), despite deriving no tax benefit from this. This makes...
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