How are investments in hedge/mutual funds or CTAs usually taxed?

Say I put some money into a hedge fund, mutual fund or CTA.

Is my money growing tax free in the fund and I only pay my capital gains tax when I take the money out?

Or does the fund internally pay some tax when it sells for profit on my behalf?
 
There is no double taxation if the entity -- the fund, etc. -- is properly set up.

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Say I put some money into a hedge fund, mutual fund or CTA.

Is my money growing tax free in the fund and I only pay my capital gains tax when I take the money out?

Or does the fund internally pay some tax when it sells for profit on my behalf?
 
If you are a US investor you pay taxes in the shape the gain is realized.

So your money doesn't grow tax free. Just like in a mutual fund.
 
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