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Company Taxation Manual

CTM40500 · Particular bodies: Registered societies

  • CTM40505 · General
  • CTM40507 · Background and types of society
  • CTM40510 · Claims for exemption
  • CTM40513 · Payments not distributions
  • CTM40515 · Carrying on trade - dividends and similar
  • CTM40520 · Share and loan interest paid: the society
  • CTM40525 · Returns of gross payments
  • CTM40530 · Payment of share and loan interest and other payments: treatment of recipient
  • CTM40535 · Accounting periods of retail co-operative
  • CTM40540 · Relief for losses carried forward
  • CTM40545 · Assets transferred to another society
  • CTM40550 · Conversion to a Companies Act company and vice versa
  • CTM40555 · Financial compensation
  • CTM40560 · Carrying on trade - collective assurances
  • CTM40565 · Carrying on trade - allowable deductions
  • CTM40570 · Carrying on trade - fines and fees received
  • CTM40575 · Allotment and garden societies
  • CTM40580 · Agricultural and fishing co-operatives treated as registered societies
  • CTM40590 · Particular bodies: industrial and provident societies: unregistered associations treated as registered societies
  • CTM40595 · Particular bodies: industrial and provident societies: second and third tier associations
  1. Particular bodies: Registered societies: contents
  2. Particular bodies: registered societies: accounting periods of retail co-operative

CTM40535 | Particular bodies: registered societies: accounting periods of retail co-operative

From HM Revenue & Customs · Company Taxation Manual

ESCC12

Historically some retail co-operative societies prepared accounts at half-yearly or quarterly intervals. ESC C12 enabled the co-operatives to treat accounts comprising twelve months to an agreed terminal date to be regarded as comprising one accounting period.

There are no longer any retail co-operatives making use of the concession, all produce annual accounts. The concession has therefore been withdrawn from April 2018.

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