BIM38100 - Wholly & exclusively: partnerships
Payments made by a partnership to a partner
Payments made by a partnership on a commercial basis to a
partner for the provision of goods or services should be treated as
any other payment to a third party. If they are not capital, not
specifically disallowed by legislation and are wholly and
exclusively for the purposes of the business then they are
allowable. That the payment goes to a partner is not an automatic
bar to allowance. The income arising to the partner will be taxed
in the normal way.
Payments made by a partnership towards the personal or
domestic expenses of a partner are disallowed on the grounds of
duality of purpose.
| BIM38110 | Paying a partner a commercial rate for goods or services |
| BIM38120 | Meeting a partner’s personal expenditure |
