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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: statute - overview

BIM15045 | Trade profits: statute - overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

The statute law directly applicable to trade profits is not a code which sets out to prescribe detailed rules for computing profits in all circumstances. It consists, in the main, of:

  • general charging provisions which are fairly brief and very widely drawn, see BIM15050 onwards, and

  • general deductions rules which are also widely drawn, see BIM42050 onwards, and

  • a number of more detailed rules usually dealing with specific situations and which, in the main, prescribe how particular receipts and expenses connected with the trade etc should be dealt with in the tax computation, see BIM42060 onwards.

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