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Business Income Manual

BIM85000 · Trade losses

  • BIM85005 · When a loss is made
  • BIM85010 · Types of relief
  • BIM85015 · Types of relief: relief against general income
  • BIM85022 · Types of relief - Extended loss relief - 2020-21 and 2021-22 losses
  • BIM85025 · Types of relief: relief against chargeable gains
  • BIM85030 · Types of relief: relief against chargeable gains - computation of relief
  • BIM85035 · Types of relief: relief against chargeable gains - gains subsequently relieved
  • BIM85040 · Types of relief: relief against chargeable gains - examples
  • BIM85045 · Types of relief: relief for losses made in early years of trade
  • BIM85050 · Types of relief: relief for losses made in early years of trade - breaks in trade
  • BIM85055 · Types of relief: terminal loss relief
  • BIM85060 · Types of relief: carry forward of losses
  • BIM85065 · Claims to relief
  • BIM85070 · Claims to relief: claims involving more than one year
  • BIM85075 · Claims to relief: time limits for claims
  • BIM85080 · Claims for relief: part claims and priority of claims
  • BIM85085 · Claims to relief: changes to claims
  • BIM85090 · Claims to relief: title to relief
  1. Trade losses: contents
  2. Trade losses - claims to relief: time limits for claims

BIM85075 | Trade losses - claims to relief: time limits for claims

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

The time limits applicable to loss relief provisions are as follows:

Loss relief provisionNormal time limitStatutory references
S64 Income Tax Act 2007 (ITA 2007)Within 12 months of 31 January next following the year in which the loss is madeS64(5) ITA 2007
S72 ITA 2007Within 12 months of 31 January next following the year in which the loss is madeS72(3) ITA 2007
S83 ITA 2007Within 4 years from the end of the year of assessment to which the claim relates[see note].S43(1) Taxes Management Act 1970 (TMA 1970)
S86 ITA 2007Within 4 years from the end of the year of assessment to which the claim relates [see note].S43(1) TMA 1970
S89 ITA 2007Within 4 Years from the end of the year of assessment to which the claim relates. [see note]S43(1) TMA 1970

These statutory time limits are extended in certain circumstances, see SACM9005 onwards.

Note

The 4 year time limit took effect from 1 April 2010. Previously the time limit was 5 years of 31 January next following the year of assessment in which the loss is made.

Where the person making the claim was not given a notice under

  • S8 TMA 1970 (personal return)

  • S8A TMA 1970 (trustee return)

  • S12AA TMA 1970 (Partnership return)

within 1 year of the end of the year of assessment to which it related, the 5 year 10 month time limit was retained until 1 April 2012. On that date the time limit changed to 4 years after the end of the year of assessment to which the claim relates.

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