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Set up a simple profit and loss account for your business

Profit reporting: how, when and where?

The table below summarises profit and loss reporting requirements. These vary according to how the business is set up.

Note that if you are a company director or a partner in a firm, you must file two returns - one for the business, which is taxable in its own right, and one for yourself as an 'employee' or partner of that business.

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Set up a simple profit and loss account for your business

 

 

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Profit reporting: how, when and where?

 

Keeping accurate records

 

Business income: sales

 

Business income: other

 

Recording business expenditure

 

Cost of sales

 

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Cost of equipment

 

Profit and loss accounting periods and financial years