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This document provides an overview on taxing income from property and self-employment

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  • 13 december 2023
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5001ACC – Lecture 4
Trading Income (Self-Employed)
 A trade is defined, by the legislation, as:
- ‘ Any venture in the nature of a trade
- Useless definition
- Courts have established ‘Badges of Trade’ to distinguish between trading and non-
trading activities
 Once determined that you have a ‘trade’ the rules are included and applied as follows:
- ITTOIA (Income Tax, Trading and Other Income) Act 2005
- Any person conducting a trade, profession, or vocation
- Must distinguish between trading (taxable) and non-trading profits (potentially exempt
or subject to capital gains tax)

Badges of Trade
These are used to help establish if a trade exists (not viewed in isolation but as a whole)

 Subject matter of transaction
- Personal enjoyment or held as a source of income – trading vs CG
- Short vs long period
 Frequency of transactions by the same person
 Supplementary work income tax (Trading and Other Income)
 Reason for the sale
- A sale necessitated by a sudden urgent need for cash is less likely to be registered as a
trading activity than a sale made in the normal course of events
 Motive

Calculating Trading Profit
 You always start with Net Profit (before tax) per the accounting definition and then adjust
(undo) certain accounting entries that are not allowed/treated differently for tax purposes,
using the accruals approach

Adjustments required mainly consist of:

 Disallowed expenses included in accounts
- These are ADDED BACK to accounting profits
 Trading income NOT included in accounts
- These are items that don’t increase accounting profit but do for tax (drawings of
inventory for own use)
- ADDED BACK to accounting profit
 Non-trading income included in accounts
- These are items that are taxed at different points (interest for example)
- DEDUCTED from accounting profit

, Pro-forma




Trading Income Allowance
 If gross trading income ≤ £1,000 per annum (micro entrepreneurs) = exempt
 Gross trading income = trading receipts before any expense deductions
 No need to declare if income below this amount
 If > £1,000 the taxpayer can choose:
- Be taxed on the excess gross trading receipts over £1,000 (without deducting expenses)
OR
- In the ‘normal’ way – deducting expenses (allowed for tax purposes)

Expenditure – Allowable and Deductible
 It is important to be clear about what can be taken as a deduction against trading income

Allowable
 General rule – expenditures is deductible (allowable) if its incurred ‘wholly and exclusively
for the purposes of the trade’
o If it meets the definition, you don’t need to make any adjustments for tax
o Tax treatment = accounting treatment = no action required

Deductible expenses not in accounts
 Think of these as ‘extra’ deductions that are not accounting related but provided by HMRC as
deductions against profit
 Most common example – Capital Allowances (tax equivalent of depreciation)

Complications
However, even where accounting expenditure is ‘wholly and exclusively for the purposes of trade’
some things need to be considered for the following:

1. Interest expense (trade purposes) – most likely an overdraft
2. Non-recoverable VAT (VAT exempt or not VAT registered)
3. Trade subscriptions/Political subscriptions
4. Theft and theft by employees/directors
5. Car lease payments (≤50g/km post 6/4/2021 contracts = add back 15%)
6. Patent royalties/Patent registration paid for trade

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