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Partnership Manual

PM162000 · Computation and assessment

  • PM163010 · Profits and losses computed at partnership level
  • PM163015 · Template when a partnership receives 5 or more separate income sources from other partnerships
  • PM163020 · Changes of partners
  • PM163025 · Trade losses - restriction of relief
  • PM163030 · Individual, company and non-resident members
  • PM163040 · Allocation of profits and losses
  • PM163050 · An allocation must not create or increase a loss
  • PM163060 · Allocation examples of profits and losses
  • PM163070 · Steps to calculate the partnership trading profits
  • PM163080 · Partner's notional trade
  • PM163090 · Commencement and cessation
  • PM163100 · Basis period rules
  • PM163110 · Change of partnership accounting date
  • PM163120 · Effect of changes in membership on partner’s basis periods
  • PM163130 · Investment business: partner's basis period
  • PM163140 · Examples of partnership computations
  • PM163150 · Examples of partnership computations with indirect partners
  • PM163155 · Notional trade and basis periods
  • PM163160 · Notional trade and basis periods - sole trader and partnership changes
  • PM163170 · Partnership mergers and demergers
  • PM163180 · Accounting date changes
  • PM163190 · Trading profits: overlap
  • PM163195 · Averaging
  • PM163260 · Partnership expenses
  • PM163460 · Other income
  1. Computation and assessment: contents
  2. Trading profits: overlap

PM163190 | Trading profits: overlap

From HM Revenue & Customs · Partnership Manual

There will almost certainly be some overlap between the basis periods of a partner’s notional trade in two successive years. This will happen between the second and third years following commencement or during the period of realignment following a change of accounting date. It will only not occur if an accounting date of 5 April is used consistently throughout the life of the business. The effect of there being ‘overlap’ is that the profits arising in the period of overlap will be assessed in more than one tax year. Guidance on how this is determined and the circumstances in which relief can be given can be found at BIM81075 onwards.

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