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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM84000 · Old rules: derivative contracts: basic rules pre FA 2004

  • CFM84010 · Authorised methods
  • CFM84020 · GAAP
  • CFM84030 · Authorised accruals method
  • CFM84040 · Accruals basis
  • CFM84050 · Accruals basis examples
  • CFM84060 · Mark to market
  • CFM84070 · Mark to market examples
  • CFM84080 · Accruals and MTM compared
  • CFM84090 · Connected parties
  • CFM84100 · Which authorised method?
  • CFM84110 · Authorised method or equivalent
  • CFM84120 · Applying the correct method
  • CFM84130 · Equates to authorised basis
  • CFM84140 · Electing for MTM
  • CFM84150 · Mandatory mark to market
  • CFM84160 · Computing credits and debits
  • CFM84170 · Related transactions
  • CFM84180 · Profits, gains and losses
  • CFM84190 · Change of accounting method
  • CFM84200 · Change of accounting method example
  • CFM84210 · Reserves
  • CFM84220 · Expenses
  • CFM84230 · Exchange gains and losses
  1. Old rules: derivative contracts: basic rules pre FA 2004: contents
  2. Old rules: derivative contracts: basic rules pre FA 2004: computing credits and debits

CFM84160 | Old rules: derivative contracts: basic rules pre FA 2004: computing credits and debits

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Computing credits and debits

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

A company’s profits and losses on derivative contracts are brought into account in almost exactly the same way as its profits and losses on loan relationships.

FA02/SCH26/PARA15 follows the provisions of FA96/S84 with certain modifications. Unlike Section 84, no mention is made of interest and the description of related transactions is slightly different.

The amounts to be brought into the corporation tax computation, termed ‘credits’ and ‘debits’ following the loan relationships usage, will

  • be brought into account using an authorised accounting method (CFM84010), and

  • fairly represent all profits, gains and losses, both capital and revenue, and charges and expenses

relating to the company’s derivative contracts and related transactions.

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