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Business Income Manual

BIM42200 · Deductions: timing

  • BIM42201 · Date allowable
  • BIM42205 · No specific statutory rule: exclude capital items
  • BIM42210 · No specific statutory rule: revenue expenditure charged to current assets
  • BIM42215 · Deferred revenue expenditure
  1. Deductions: timing: contents
  2. Deductions: timing: no specific statutory rule: exclude capital items

BIM42205 | Deductions: timing: no specific statutory rule: exclude capital items

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

You should not seek to argue that the accounting treatment is decisive in stamping expenditure as capital for tax purposes. Nevertheless the accounting treatment is one of the factors which is relevant in determining the character of the expenditure for tax purposes and in a borderline case it may tip the balance. A claim that expenditure charged to a fixed asset account is a revenue deduction in computing taxable profits should therefore be examined.

  • For detailed guidance on the capital/revenue borderline see BIM35000.

  • For deferred revenue expenditure see BIM42215.

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