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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: statute - supplementary charging provisions

BIM15055 | Trade profits: statute - supplementary charging provisions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

There are activities which produce income from the use of land or which arises out of land. These activities may or may not be trades within the normal meaning of that word for tax purposes. The question is put beyond doubt by specific provisions in the Income (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 and Corporation Tax Act 2009 for the following activities:

Farming and marketing gardening (see BIM15060).

Occupation of land managed on commercial basis (see BIM15065).

Profits or gains arising out of land in the case of mines, quarries and other specified concerns (see BIM15070).

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