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Business Income Manual

BIM55000 · Measuring the profits (particular trades): farming

  • BIM55050 · Farming in tax law
  • BIM55150 · Farming: receipts and expenses: arrangement of guidance
  • BIM55300 · Farming: quotas
  • BIM55400 · Farming: stock valuation
  • BIM55500 · Farming: herd basis
  • BIM55700 · Farming: stud farms
  1. Measuring the profits (particular trades): contents
  2. Measuring the profits (particular trades): farming: contents

BIM55000 | Measuring the profits (particular trades): farming: contents

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

Agriculture is a major industry in the UK and in some rural areas farmers comprise a significant proportion of the trading population. Farmers and their businesses vary substantially geographically, economically and socially but the tax principles about traders apply equally to them all. In addition, there are specific statutory provisions.

Further guidance can be found in the section on computing the amount to assess as follows:

BIM84000Averaging
BIM85600Farming losses

This guidance in the chapters listed below covers technical issues arising from:

  • the application to farmers of the tax principles which apply to all traders,

  • the specific rules about computing farming income for tax purposes,

Contents6 entries

  1. BIM55050Farming in tax law: contents
  2. BIM55150Farming: receipts and expenses: arrangement of guidance: contents
  3. BIM55300Farming: quotas: contents
  4. BIM55400Farming: stock valuation: contents
  5. BIM55500Farming: herd basis: contents
  6. BIM55700Farming: stud farms: contents
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