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Official guidance
Corporate Finance Manual

CFM80100 · Old rules: loan relationships: authorised accounting methods

  • CFM80110 · Overview
  • CFM80120 · What are authorised accounting methods?
  • CFM80130 · Meaning of generally accepted accounting practice
  • CFM80140 · Meaning of generally accepted accounting practice: debtors and creditors
  • CFM80150 · Accruals basis
  • CFM80160 · Accruals basis: allocating payments
  • CFM80170 · Accruals basis: accruing interest
  • CFM80180 · Accruals basis: accruing discount
  • CFM80190 · Accruals basis: market discount
  • CFM80200 · Accruals basis: amounts payable in full
  • CFM80210 · Accruals basis: authorised arrangements for bad debt
  • CFM80220 · Accruals basis: authorised arrangements for bad debt: conditions
  • CFM80230 · Accruals basis: authorised arrangements for bad debt: ‘bad debt relief’
  • CFM80240 · Mark to market
  • CFM80250 · Authorised mark to market
  • CFM80260 · Authorised mark to market: meaning of fair value
  • CFM80270 · Which authorised method?
  • CFM80280 · Which authorised method: approach to adopt
  • CFM80290 · Statutory accounts
  • CFM80300 · ‘equates to’
  • CFM80310 · Electing for mark to market
  • CFM80320 · Changes of method
  1. Old rules: loan relationships: authorised accounting methods: contents
  2. Old rules: loan relationships: authorised accounting methods: accruals basis

CFM80150 | Old rules: loan relationships: authorised accounting methods: accruals basis

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Features of an authorised accruals method

This guidance applies to periods of account beginning before 1 January 2005

FA96/S85(3) sets out a number of requirements that an accruals basis must satisfy to be an authorised one. These cover

  • allocating payments to the accounting period to which they relate (CFM80160),

  • apportioning payments that relate to two or more periods on a just and reasonable basis,

  • assuming (subject to authorised arrangements for bad debt) that every amount payable will be paid in full,

  • making appropriate adjustments under the authorised arrangements for bad debt,

  • ensuring that any amounts released are brought into account by the debtor.

Payments can include finance costs and interest.

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