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Business Income Manual

BIM43100 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): overview

  • BIM43101 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): introduction
  • BIM43110 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): accruals
  • BIM43115 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): criminal payments - scope
  • BIM43120 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): criminal payments - Terrorism Act
  • BIM43125 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): criminal payments - Bribery Act
  • BIM43126 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): Criminal payments: bribery convictions
  • BIM43130 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): criminal payments - handling of cases
  • BIM43160 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): blackmail and extortion - overview
  • BIM43165 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): blackmail and extortion - territorial limitations
  • BIM43170 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): blackmail and extortion - no criminal intent necessary
  • BIM43175 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): blackmail and extortion - alternative basis for disallowance
  • BIM43180 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): blackmail and extortion - examples
  • BIM43185 · Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): blackmail and extortion - handling of cases
  1. Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): overview: contents
  2. Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): accruals

BIM43110 | Specific deductions: crime (expenditure involving): accruals

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

Much expenditure disallowable as crime-related will be deducted in the accounts for the period in which it is paid. But sometimes a provision will be made in an earlier account for an accrual in respect of a payment that is made after the end of that account. The deduction is still caught as it is a deduction ’for any expenditure incurred in making a payment’. The time when deductions should be allowed for tax purposes is discussed at BIM42200 onwards although an expense disallowable as crime-related is not allowed as a deduction for any period, irrespective of its treatment in the accounts.

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