CFM5200 - Taxing loan relationships: taxable amounts: contents

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The FA 1996 legislation sets out the accounting methods that are acceptable for tax purposes ( CFM5100+). The legislation is also specific about the sums, termed credits and debits, that are to be brought into account for tax purposes.

CFM5201Taxable amounts: credits and debits
CFM5201aTaxable amounts: “taken together”
CFM5202Taxable amounts: profits, gains and losses
CFM5203Taxable amounts: periods after 1 January 2005
CFM5203aTaxable amounts: S85A (1) example
CFM5204Taxable amounts: change of accounting method
CFM5204aTaxable amounts: amounts not fully recognised for accounting purposes
CFM5205Taxable amounts: exceptions
CFM5206Taxable amounts: amounts in equity
CFM5207Taxable amounts: releases of debt
CFM5207aTaxable amounts: debt release example
CFM5207bTaxable amounts: statutory insolvency arrangements
CFM5207cTaxable amounts: write-off of government investment
CFM5208Taxable amounts: debt/equity swaps
CFM5209Taxable amounts: tainted HTM assets
CFM5209aTaxable amounts: distributions
CFM5210Taxable amounts: expenses
CFM5215Taxable amounts: interest
CFM5215aTaxable amounts: meaning of interest
CFM5216Taxable amounts: interest – specific inclusions
CFM5216aTaxable amounts: imputed interest
CFM5220Taxable amounts: discounts and premiums
CFM5221Taxable amounts: amounts recognised after disposal
CFM5221aTaxable amounts: amounts recognised after disposal - example
CFM5230Taxable amounts: capitalised amounts
CFM5230aTaxable amounts: fixed capital assets
CFM5230bTaxable amounts: expenses of share purchase