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Official guidance
Business Income Manual

BIM22000 · Meaning of trade: exceptions and alternatives

  • BIM22001 · Furnished lettings
  • BIM22005 · Illegal activities - introduction
  • BIM22007 · Illegal activities - the trading test
  • BIM22008 · Illegal activities - no moral test
  • BIM22010 · Illegal activities - what is a trade?
  • BIM22015 · Betting and gambling - introduction
  • BIM22016 · Betting and gambling - what is a bet?
  • BIM22017 · Betting and gambling - the professional gambler
  • BIM22018 · Betting and gambling - organised activity
  • BIM22019 · Betting and gambling - element of existing trade
  • BIM22020 · Betting and gambling - spread betting
  • BIM22025 · Insurance receipts
  • BIM22030 · Activities not connected with an existing trade
  • BIM22035 · Miscellaneous income
  • BIM22040 · Co-workers of the Camphill Association
  1. Meaning of trade: exceptions and alternatives: contents
  2. Meaning of trade: exceptions and alternatives: activities not connected with an existing trade

BIM22030 | Meaning of trade: exceptions and alternatives: activities not connected with an existing trade

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

A trader’s operations that cannot be regarded either, as operations of his ordinary business or as ancillary to it, should be considered independently in the light of the principles indicated in BIM20050 onwards.

If they amount to the carrying on of a trade (or produce liability as miscellaneous income) and they have some connections with the operations of the trader’s ordinary business, they may in practice be merged with it.

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