BIM31000 - Tax and accountancy: contents
This chapter deals with the meaning of ‘generally accepted accounting practice� (GAAP) and how it interacts with the computation of the profits of a trade for tax purposes.
A full list of the contents of the guidance is shown below. »Ê¹ÚÌåÓýapp guidance is subdivided into sections, the opening paragraph of each section being highlighted in the title below. Please click on the number alongside to go direct to each section.
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BIM31005Tax and accountancy: introduction
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BIM31010Tax and accountancy: need to conform to tax law
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BIM31015Tax and accountancy: meaning of ‘generally accepted accountancy practice�
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BIM31020Tax and accountancy: meaning of ‘UK generally accepted accountancy practice�
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BIM31025Tax and accountancy: meaning of ‘international accounting standards�
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BIM31027Tax and accountancy: interaction of UK GAAP and IAS
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BIM31029Tax and accountancy: GAAP
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BIM31030Tax and accountancy: concepts and pervasive principles
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BIM31035Tax and accountancy: relevance of audit
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BIM31040Tax and accountancy: events after the end of the reporting period
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BIM31045Tax and accountancy: materiality: an accountancy concept
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BIM31047Tax and accountancy: materiality: relevance for tax
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BIM31050Tax and accountancy: Substance over form
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BIM31055Tax and accountancy: Substance over form: taxation implications
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BIM31060Tax and accountancy: Property, plant and equipment
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BIM31065Tax and accountancy: FRS15: renewals accounting
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BIM31080Tax and accountancy: timing of income and expenditure
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BIM31090Tax and accountancy: timing of receipts and expenditure: general principles derived from case law
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BIM31095Tax and accountancy: timing of receipts and expenditure: accountancy practice and case law developments
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BIM31100Tax and accountancy: timing of receipts and expenditure: anticipation of loss
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BIM31105Tax and accountancy: when to recognise profits: source is important
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BIM31110Tax and accountancy: recognition of deposits and compensation
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BIM31115Tax and accountancy: timing of income and expenditure: GAAP