Hedge fund managers lose a tax avoidance strategy as an appeals court ruling rejects a loophole to circumvent the 3.8% federal self-employment tax.
Hedge fund managers have lost a key strategy for avoiding the 3.8% federal self-employment tax, following an eight-year campaign by the IRS that culminated in a victory at the appeals court. The strategy was also used by former fund manager and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
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