BIM21000 - Meaning of trade: scope of trade: contents
Having established that a trade, or a venture in the nature of trade, exists, the next question to consider is the scope of that trade. The scope of a particular trade is fundamental when questions arise concerning whether particular receipts are income of the trade, whether expenditure is incurred wholly and exclusively for the purposes of the trade, or whether expenditure is capital or revenue for tax purposes.
The guidance on scope of trade is arranged as follows:
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BIM21001Introduction
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BIM21005Approach
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BIM21008Activities included
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BIM21010Relevant case law
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BIM21015Collins v The Firth-Brearley Stainless Steel Syndicate Ltd 9TC520
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BIM21020The Rees Roturbo Development Syndicate Ltd v Ducker 13TC367
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BIM21025The Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Co Ltd v CIR 12TC720
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BIM21030J Bolson & Son Ltd v Farrelly 34TC161
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BIM21035The Alianza Company Ltd v Bell 5TC60 and 172
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BIM21040Golden Horse Shoe (New) Ltd v Thurgood 18TC280