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Business Income Manual

BIM40650 · Specific receipts: insurance and other commission

  • BIM40651 · Introduction
  • BIM40655 · Computation of profits
  • BIM40660 · Sums to which trader is entitled
  • BIM40665 · Own commission
  • BIM40670 · Deduction for commission passed on to customers
  • BIM40680 · Indemnity terms: commercial background
  • BIM40685 · Acceptable accountancy treatment for computing profits
  • BIM40690 · Fact finding
  1. Specific receipts: insurance and other commission: contents
  2. Specific receipts: insurance and other commission: introduction

BIM40651 | Specific receipts: insurance and other commission: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

Statement of Practice SP4/97 paragraphs 11 to 16 set out the circumstances in which commission, cashbacks, discounts and similar inducements should be taken into account as receipts in computing taxable profits from a trade or profession. These paragraphs are reproduced at BIM40655.

For further guidance on:

  • sums to which the trader becomes entitled, see BIM40660,

  • own commission, see BIM40665,

  • deductions for commission passed on to customers, see BIM40670.

SP4/97 also covers the taxation of commission as miscellaneous income, see BIM100115.

SP4/97 was drawn up in consultation with representative bodies of the accountancy and legal professions and the insurance industry.

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