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Business Income Manual

BIM84000 · Averaging

  • BIM84001 · Introduction
  • BIM84050 · Who can claim
  • BIM84055 · Farmers
  • BIM84060 · Creative works
  • BIM84100 · Checklist
  • BIM84115 · Which years may be averaged
  • BIM84120 · Profits for the purpose of averaging
  • BIM84130 · When profits can be averaged
  • BIM84135 · Marginal relief
  • BIM84140 · Successive claims
  • BIM84145 · Giving effect to a claim
  • BIM84150 · Amendments to profits - reasons other than averaging - averaging claim in place
  • BIM84155 · Claims: time limit
  • BIM84160 · Claims to other reliefs
  • BIM84165 · Postponement of payment of tax and interest
  • BIM84170 · Adjustments to reliefs
  • BIM84185 · Partnerships
  • BIM84210 · Example of a two year claim
  • BIM84220 · Example of a five year claim
  • BIM84230 · Example of amendments to profits following averaging
  • BIM84240 · Example of amendment to profit without averaging
  • BIM84250 · Example of a two year claim with loss cap restriction
  1. Averaging: contents
  2. Averaging: profits for the purpose of averaging

BIM84120 | Averaging: profits for the purpose of averaging

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

S221 Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

Profits for the purpose of averaging are the profits of the qualifying trade, profession or vocation which are chargeable to Income Tax as trading income for the tax year. The profits to be taken are:

  • after the deduction or addition of capital allowances and balancing charges

  • after any adjustment under the legislation for compensation for the compulsory slaughter of animals (see BIM55180)

  • before any deduction for losses.

Losses count as Nil.

When profits have been averaged, the new averaged profits are used in any claim to averaging in later years (see BIM84140).

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