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Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD12500 · Core computational rules: deductible debits: general matters and adjustments for tax purposes

  • CIRD12510 · Introduction
  • CIRD12530 · Expenditure charged to the profit and loss account as it accrues
  • CIRD12550 · Abortive expenditure on realisation
  • CIRD12560 · Accounting losses in respect of the reversal of previous accounting gains
  • CIRD12580 · Mostly relevant where expenditure written off as incurred
  • CIRD12600 · Disallowance of expenditure: entertaining and gifts
  • CIRD12610 · Disallowance of expenditure: criminal payments
  • CIRD12620 · Disallowance of expenditure: cars - restriction of hiring costs
  • CIRD12630 · Disallowance of expenditure: employer-financed retirement benefit schemes
  • CIRD12640 · Deferral of deduction: payment of pension contributions delayed
  • CIRD12650 · Deferral of deduction: payment of remuneration delayed
  • CIRD12660 · Deferral of deduction: payment of royalties to related party delayed
  • CIRD12670 · Debt impairment losses and bad debts
  1. Core computational rules: deductible debits: general matters and adjustments for tax purposes: contents
  2. Core computational rules: deductible debits: general matters and adjustments for tax purposes: disallowance of expenditure: entertaining and gifts

CIRD12600 | Core computational rules: deductible debits: general matters and adjustments for tax purposes: disallowance of expenditure: entertaining and gifts

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CTA09/PART8/S865 (3)(b)

The rules disallowing expenditure on business entertaining and gifts for corporation tax purposes generally apply equally to debits that would otherwise be deductible under Part 8. The guidance at BIM45000 onwards should therefore be followed in identifying expenditure giving rise to the debits to be disallowed.

One example of expenditure, which would otherwise give rise to debits deductible under Part 8, would be the costs of entertaining in connection with the promotion of brand names. This expenditure would fall within CIRD12250 (on the maintenance or enhancement of intangible fixed assets).

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