BIM37000 | Wholly and exclusively: contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual
In S34 Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 for unincorporated companies and S54 Corporation Tax Act 2009 for companies, the statute says that expenditure cannot be deducted in computing trading profits unless it is incurred wholly and exclusively for the purposes of the trade, profession or vocation. The guidance that follows describes this statutory restriction.
A full list of the contents of the guidance on wholly & exclusively is shown below. The guidance is subdivided into sections, the contents page of each section being listed below. Please click on the page number alongside to go direct to each contents page.
Contents15 entries
- BIM37005Wholly and exclusively: topics covered
- BIM37007Wholly and exclusively: overview
- BIM37010Wholly and exclusively: statutory background : what the guidance covers: contents
- BIM37100Wholly and exclusively: case law: contents
- BIM37650Wholly and exclusively: duality of, or non-trade, purpose: non-travel topics: contents
- BIM37700Wholly and exclusively: duality of, or non-trade, purpose: remuneration, etc: contents
- BIM37800Wholly and exclusively: expense of earning or application of profits?: contents
- BIM37900Wholly and exclusively: expenditure having an intrinsic duality of purpose: contents
- BIM38100Wholly and exclusively: partnerships: contents
- BIM38200Wholly and exclusively: companies: contents
- BIM38300Wholly and exclusively: commencement, cessation or sale of business: contents
- BIM38400Wholly and exclusively: artificial prices
- BIM38500Wholly and exclusively: fines, penalties and damages: contents
- BIM38600Wholly and exclusively: tax cases referred to in the guidance
- BIM38260Wholly and exclusively: companies: take-over bids: introduction: contents