Formula for Assessable Trading Income
The formula for assessable trading income is used to calculate the taxable profit derived from business activities. It begins with the accounting profit (or net profit per financial statements) and adjusts for tax-specific items, such as disallowable expenses, capital allowances, and income not reflected in the accounts. This ensures that only the correct taxable income is reported to the tax authorities.
1. General Formula
Assessable Trading Income =
Accounting Profit
+ Disallowable Expenses
− Capital Allowances
+ Taxable Income Not in Accounts
− Non-Trading Income Included in Accounts 2.… Read more
+ Disallowable Expenses
− Capital Allowances
+ Taxable Income Not in Accounts
− Non-Trading Income Included in Accounts 2.… Read more