BIM34000 - Change of basis of computing taxable profits: contents

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For guidance on Urgent Issues Task Force (UITF) 40 and the spreading of UITF 40 adjustment income for accounting periods ending on or after 22 June 2005 see BIM74200 onwards.

BIM34001Introduction and flowchart
BIM34005Historic overview
BIM34010HMRC ability to impose a change
BIM34015Has there been a change of basis?
BIM34020What are invalid and valid basis?
BIM34025From invalid to valid basis
BIM34030Invalid to valid basis: computational adjustment
BIM34035Invalid to valid basis: approach to earlier years
BIM34040From one valid basis to another valid basis
BIM34045Accounting policy changes
BIM34050Accounting policy changes: has there been a change?
BIM34055Accounting policy changes: FRS18
BIM34060Accounting policy changes: when are they made?
BIM34065Accounting policy changes: how are they reported in accounts?
BIM34070Accounting policy changes: computational adjustment
BIM34075Accounting policy changes: computational adjustment: examples
BIM34080Accounting policy changes: effect of adoption of FRS12 on the provision of future repairs
BIM34085Accounting policy changes: effect of adoption of FRS10 on football and sports clubs transfer fees
BIM34090Changes in tax adjustment
BIM34095Changes in tax adjustment: was there a change?
BIM34100Changes in tax adjustment: computational adjustment
BIM34105Changes in tax adjustment: expenses already allowed
BIM34110Changes in tax adjustment: stock and depreciation
BIM34115Changes in tax adjustment: from realisation basis to mark to market (fair value) accounting
BIM34120Changes in tax adjustment: from realisation basis to mark to market (fair value) accounting: spreading election
BIM34125Calculation of adjustment (FA98)
BIM34130Calculation of adjustment (FA02)
BIM34135Meanings