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Business Income Manual

BIM31000 · Tax and accountancy

  • BIM31005 · Introduction
  • BIM31010 · Need to conform to tax law
  • BIM31015 · Meaning of ‘generally accepted accounting practice’
  • BIM31020 · Meaning of ‘UK generally accepted accounting practice’
  • BIM31025 · Meaning of ‘international accounting standards’
  • BIM31027 · Interaction between UK GAAP and IAS
  • BIM31029 · GAAP
  • BIM31030 · Concepts and pervasive principles
  • BIM31035 · Relevance of audit
  • BIM31040 · Events after the end of the reporting period
  • BIM31045 · Materiality: an accountancy concept
  • BIM31047 · Materiality: relevance for tax
  • BIM31050 · FRS5: Substance over form
  • BIM31055 · Substance over form: taxation implications
  • BIM31060 · Property, plant and equipment
  • BIM31065 · FRS15: renewals accounting
  • BIM31080 · Timing of income and expenditure
  • BIM31090 · Timing of receipts and expenditure: general principles derived from case law
  • BIM31095 · Timing of receipts and expenditure: accountancy practice and case law developments
  • BIM31100 · Timing of receipts and expenditure: anticipation of loss
  • BIM31105 · When to recognise profits: source is important
  • BIM31110 · Recognition of deposits and compensation
  • BIM31115 · Timing of income and expenditure: GAAP
  1. Tax and accountancy: contents
  2. Tax and accountancy: GAAP

BIM31029 | Tax and accountancy: GAAP

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

The following paragraphs contain some brief discussions of some aspects of GAAP. Other material on accounting standards appears in this manual within the relevant topics. The material in the BIM is not intended to provide guidance on how accounting standards apply to particular cases, but simply point to standards which may be relevant.

All guidance provided is based on FRS 102.

References to the relevant sections of FRS 105, IAS and old UK GAAP are given, but the requirements of these standards are only described where they differ significantly from FRS 102.

Please contact an HMRC Advisory Accountant in the event of any queries.

BIM31030Tax and accountancy: concepts and pervasive principles
BIM31035Tax and accountancy: relevance of audit
BIM31040Tax and accountancy: events after the end of the reporting period
BIM31045Tax and accountancy: materiality: an accountancy concept
BIM31047Tax and accountancy: materiality: relevance for tax
BIM31050Tax and accountancy: Substance over form
BIM31055Tax and accountancy: Substance over form: taxation implications
BIM31060Tax and accountancy: Property, plant and equipment
BIM31065Tax and accountancy: FRS15: renewals accounting
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