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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. Trade profits: who is chargeable?

BIM15015 | Trade profits: who is chargeable?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

S8 Income (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

Income Tax on trade profits is chargeable, in general, on the persons receiving or entitled to the income. The person chargeable under this provision is usually obvious as the person who both receives and is entitled to the income. However, in some situations, the charge relies on the receipt aspect alone. There is specific guidance on these and other situations as follows:

Deceased personsSee the Trusts Settlements and Estates Manual
TrusteesSee the Trusts Settlements and Estates Manual

Non-residents

Where the person carrying on the trade is not resident in the UK the tax charge can be made on the non-resident's UK representative. There is detailed guidance on this treatment in the International Manual.

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