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Official guidance
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: general principles

BIM15020 | Trade profits: general principles

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

The UK Courts have been applying our Income Tax law since, broadly, the latter part of the nineteenth century. These decisions have produced case law which helps the application of the statute in similar situations. In addition, principles of wider application have evolved. Principles relevant to trade profits are discussed as follows:

Distinction between capital and revenueBIM15025
The source doctrineBIM15035

The principles apply equally to the trade profits of companies.

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