BIM24450 | Meaning of trade: mutual trading and members clubs: allowable expenditure: contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual
Introduction and layout of guidance
Where the trade satisfies the requirements for mutual trading and the trade is only carried on with members, there will seldom be any reason to consider the trading deduction rules - the profits not being taxable and any losses not being allowable.
The issue will however arise where the trade is only partially mutual; for example an otherwise mutual trade is also carried on with non-members.
The normal rules:
apply to a mutual trader in just the same way as they apply to a non-mutual trader.
The guidance that follows covers:
Contents5 entries
- BIM24455Meaning of trade: Mutual trading & members clubs: allowable expenditure: trades that are partly non-mutual
- BIM24460Meaning of trade: mutual trading and members clubs: allowable expenditure: apportionment of mixed expenditure
- BIM24465Meaning of trade: mutual trading and members clubs: allowable expenditure: judicial guidance on apportionment
- BIM24470Meaning of trade: mutual trading and members clubs: allowable expenditure: members golf clubs: is intention relevant?
- BIM24475Meaning of trade: mutual trading and members clubs: allowable expenditure: the ‘Peterhead’ principle