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Official guidance
Business Income Manual

BIM56800 · Financial traders - instruments and shares

  • BIM56810 · Introduction
  • BIM56820 · Regulated dealers
  • BIM56830 · Key areas to explore in meetings
  • BIM56840 · The badges of trade
  • BIM56850 · Case law and individuals
  • BIM56860 · Three cases involving individuals
  • BIM56870 · Case law and companies
  • BIM56880 · Derivative contracts and non-corporate entities
  • BIM56890 · Derivative contracts and companies
  • BIM56900 · Contracts for differences and spread betting
  • BIM56910 · Synthetic positions
  • BIM56920 · Avoidance cases
  • BIM56930 · Pension funds and other types of fund
  1. Financial traders - instruments and shares: contents
  2. Financial traders - instruments and shares: avoidance cases

BIM56920 | Financial traders - instruments and shares: avoidance cases

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

Some avoidance schemes depend for their success, at least in part, in showing that a trade of financial dealing exists. Advice on the particular scheme involved should always be sought from Counter Avoidance, but in addressing the question of whether a trade is being carried on, you follow the same principles set out in this guidance.

Even if it is accepted that a trade is being carried on, there will be a question of whether a particular transaction of that trade is itself a trading transaction. In this situation, you need to apply the principles set out in BIM20105 and consider whether the transaction is a commercial one or one carried out for a fiscal purpose. Further guidance is available from from the Financial Products Team (CS&TD Business, Assets & International) in such cases.

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