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Business Income Manual

BIM55300 · Farming: quotas

  • BIM55301 · Farming quotas: general
  • BIM55305 · Farming quotas: quota is fixed capital asset
  • BIM55310 · Farming quotas: creation of quotas
  • BIM55315 · Farming quotas: purchase and sale of quotas
  • BIM55320 · Farming quotas: quota leasing
  • BIM55325 · Farming quotas: compensation for temporary suspension of quotas
  • BIM55330 · Farming quotas: compensation for permanent loss of quotas
  • BIM55335 · Farming quotas: milk quotas
  • BIM55340 · Farming quotas: supplementary levy
  • BIM55345 · Farming quotas: reduction in milk quotas
  • BIM55355 · Farming quotas: termination of tenancy
  1. Farming: quotas: contents
  2. Farming quotas: reduction in milk quotas

BIM55345 | Farming quotas: reduction in milk quotas

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

In order to regulate the milk market and limit overproduction, the EU may from time to time impose either:

  • the temporary suspension of a percentage of milk quotas, or

  • a permanent reduction in milk quotas (effectively a compulsory cut).

In each case, regulations allow for compensation payments to be made.

The tax treatment of the compensation payments depends on whether the reduction in quotas is temporary or permanent. Payments for temporary suspension are normally trading receipts (see BIM55325) and payments for permanent reductions are capital receipts (see BIM55330).

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