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Business Income Manual

BIM90000 · Post-cessation receipts and expenses

  • BIM90005 · Has the trade ceased?
  • BIM90010 · Charge to tax
  • BIM90015 · Territorial scope of the provisions
  • BIM90020 · Person liable to tax
  • BIM90025 · Amount arising is relevant UK earnings
  • BIM90030 · Meaning of post-cessation receipts
  • BIM90035 · Meaning of post-cessation receipts: debts paid after cessation
  • BIM90040 · Meaning of post-cessation receipts: debts released after cessation
  • BIM90045 · Meaning of post-cessation receipts: receipts relating to post-cessation expenses
  • BIM90050 · Meaning of post-cessation receipts: transfer of rights if transferee does not carry on the trade
  • BIM90055 · Receipts which are not post-cessation receipts: transfer of trading stock
  • BIM90060 · Receipts which are not post-cessation receipts: transfer of work in progress
  • BIM90065 · Receipts which are not post-cessation receipts: lump sums paid to personal representatives for copyright
  • BIM90070 · Receipts which are not post-cessation receipts: Transfer of rights if the transferee carries on the trade
  • BIM90075 · Election to carry back post-cessation receipts
  • BIM90080 · Meaning of post-cessation expenses
  • BIM90085 · Other provisions relieving expenses incurred after the cessation of the trade
  • BIM90090 · Overview of reliefs for post-cessation expenses
  • BIM90095 · Relief for post-cessation expenses against post-cessation receipts
  • BIM90100 · Post-cessation trade relief
  • BIM90105 · Post-cessation trade relief: reduction for unpaid trade expenses
  • BIM90110 · Post-cessation trade relief: meaning of qualifying payment
  • BIM90115 · Post-cessation trade relief: meaning of qualifying event
  • BIM90120 · Post-cessation trade relief: targeted anti-avoidance provision
  • BIM90125 · Post-cessation trade relief: interaction with relief for liabilities of a former employment
  • BIM90130 · Post-cessation expenses set against chargeable gains
  • BIM90135 · Carry forward of unrelieved post-cessation expenses
  1. Post-cessation receipts and expenses: contents
  2. Post-cessation receipts and expenses: post-cessation trade relief: interaction with relief for liabilities of a former employment

BIM90125 | Post-cessation receipts and expenses: post-cessation trade relief: interaction with relief for liabilities of a former employment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

Where relief is available for liabilities of a former employment in the same tax year as relief is available under post-cessation trade relief, the former takes priority

Relief may be available for certain liabilities incurred by employees after cessation of their employment. See S555-S564 Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (ITEPA 2003) and EIM30530 onwards.

Where, in the same year, a person has claims to relief both for post-cessation trade relief (see BIM90100) and for relief in respect of liabilities of a former employment under S555 ITEPA 2003, the relief under Section 555 takes priority.

This is because if the claimant has insufficient other income in the year to cover the allowable expenditure of that year, the excess Section 555 relief is lost. However, expenditure which qualifies under S96 Income Tax Act 2007 may be relievable by setting against chargeable gains (see BIM90130) or by carrying the expenditure forward to set against post-cessation receipts from the same trade (see BIM90135).

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