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Business Income Manual

BIM14000 · Taxation of trading income

  • BIM14005 · Trading income: overview
  • BIM14010 · Trading income: trades, professions and vocations
  • BIM14015 · Trading income: interpretation - ‘trade’ or ‘business’
  • BIM14020 · Trading income: priority rules
  • BIM15010 · Trade profits: scope
  • BIM15015 · Trade profits: who is chargeable?
  • BIM15020 · Trade profits: general principles
  • BIM15025 · Trade profits: capital or revenue?
  • BIM15030 · Trade profits: relationship to capital gains tax
  • BIM15035 · Trade profits: receipts not chargeable - source doctrine
  • BIM15040 · Trade profits: what is chargeable?
  • BIM15045 · Trade profits: statute - overview
  • BIM15050 · Trade profits: statute - main charging provisions
  • BIM15055 · Trade profits: statute - supplementary charging provisions
  • BIM15060 · Trade profits: Statute - supplementary charging provisions - farming
  • BIM15065 · Trade profits: statute - supplementary charging provisions - occupation of land
  • BIM15070 · Trade profits: statute - supplementary charging provisions - mines, quarries and other concerns
  1. Taxation of trading income: contents
  2. Trading income: overview

BIM14005 | Trading income: overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

S3 Income (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 (ITTOIA 2005); S34 Corporation Tax Act 2009 (CTA 2009)

The law relating to the taxation of trading income is contained in Pt 2 ITTOIA 2005 (SS3-259) for Income Tax and Pt 3 CTA 2009 (SS34-201) for Corporation Tax.

Pt 2 ITTOIA 2005 imposes charges to Income Tax on the following categories of income:

(i) the profits of a trade, profession or vocation;

(ii) adjustment income (which may arise on a change in accounting policy or tax adjustments in respect of a trade, profession or vocation - see BIM34000);

(iii) post-cessation receipts (i.e. receipts arising from the carrying on of a trade, profession or vocation received after the trade ceases and not already taxed - see BIM90000).

Pt 3 CTA 2009 imposes charges to Corporation Tax on:

(a) the profits of a trade;

(b) post-cessation receipts from a trade.

For Corporation Tax purposes, adjustment income is brought into account as a receipt in calculating the profits of the trade etc, rather than as a stand-alone tax charge as it is for Income Tax. See BIM34000 onwards.

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