CFM5100 - Taxing loan relationships: accounting methods: contents

Contents

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

CFM5100aAccounting methods: overview
CFM5101Accounting methods: authorised methods
CFM5101aAccounting methods: definition of GAAP
CFM5102Accounting methods: following GAAP
CFM5105Accounting methods: accruals accounting
CFM5106Accounting methods: authorised accruals
CFM5107Accounting methods: allocating payments
CFM5107aAccounting methods: allocating payments - examples
CFM5108Accounting methods: accruing interest
CFM5108aAccounting methods: accruing interest - examples
CFM5109Accounting methods: accruing discount
CFM5109aAccounting methods: accruing discount - examples
CFM5110Accounting methods: market discount
CFM5115Accounting methods: amounts payable in full
CFM5120Accounting methods: authorised arrangements for bad debt
CFM5121Accounting methods: conditions for authorised arrangements
CFM5122Accounting methods: “bad debt relief”
CFM5122aAccounting methods: when is a debt bad?
CFM5122bAccounting methods: doubtful debts
CFM5122cAccounting methods: releases
CFM5130Accounting methods: marking to market
CFM5132Accounting methods: authorised mark to market
CFM5132aAccounting methods: meaning of fair value
CFM5140Accounting methods: which authorised method?
CFM5141Accounting methods: approach to adopt
CFM5141aAccounting methods: statutory accounts
CFM5141bAccounting methods: “equates to”
CFM5142Accounting methods: electing for mark to market
CFM5143Accounting methods: change of method