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Business Income Manual

BIM51560 · Builders, property dealers & developers: income recognition: valuation

  • BIM51565 · Valuation reports
  • BIM51570 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: substantial adjustment
  • BIM51575 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: not negotiated valuation
  • BIM51580 · Builders, property dealers & developers: Valuation: not negotiated valuation: accepted
  • BIM51585 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: not negotiated valuation: not accepted
  • BIM51590 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: not negotiated valuation: no current tax effect
  • BIM51595 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: not negotiated valuation: tax effect
  • BIM51600 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: negotiated valuation
  • BIM51605 · Multiple valuations
  • BIM51610 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: land outside the UK
  • BIM51615 · Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: contentious appeal
  1. Builders, property dealers & developers: income recognition: valuation
  2. Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: negotiated valuation

BIM51600 | Builders, property dealers & developers: valuation: negotiated valuation

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

If a not negotiated valuation is not accepted by the taxpayer, you should ask the District Valuer for a negotiated valuation. If the District Valuer is able to reach agreement with the taxpayer, that agreement will be reported to you and any enquiry or open appeal may be settled accordingly.

If the District Valuer is unable to reach agreement, a valuation will be reported to you that is not agreed. On receipt of that valuation, you should:

  • ask the District Valuer to provide you with a ‘defendable on appeal’ report; and

  • take the action set out at BIM51615.

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