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Official guidance
Business Income Manual

BIM42700 · Specific deductions: bad & doubtful debts

  • BIM42701 · Overview
  • BIM42705 · Specific deductions: bad and doubtful debts: accountancy practice
  • BIM42710 · Waivers and slow payers
  • BIM42715 · Evidence required
  • BIM42720 · Advances on loan
  • BIM42730 · Recovered after allowance
  • BIM42735 · Assets accepted
  • BIM42740 · Debts released
  • BIM42745 · Business ceased
  • BIM42750 · Currency restrictions
  1. Specific deductions: bad & doubtful debts: contents
  2. Specific deductions: bad & doubtful debts: recovered after allowance

BIM42730 | Specific deductions: bad & doubtful debts: recovered after allowance

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

The following guidance does not apply to bad money debts of companies which are dealt with under the loan relationship rules. See BIM42701.

Where a deduction for a bad or doubtful debt has been made and the taxpayer subsequently recovers the debt or an amount in excess of its written-down value, the amount recovered or the excess should be brought into credit in the year of recovery (see Bristow v William Dickinson & Co Ltd (1946) 27 TC 157).

As regards the treatment of debts recovered after the discontinuance of a business, see BIM42745.

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