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D4.202 Currency for calculating a company's taxable profits—overview

Corporate tax

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JOHN LINDSAY, BA, FCA, FTII

Consultant, Linklaters

For updates affecting this Division please see Part D0 Updates

Currency for calculating taxable profits

D4.202 Currency for calculating a company's taxable profits—overview

The profits and losses of a company that carries on a business must be computed and expressed in sterling except where certain conditions are satisfied, in which case they are to be computed in the currency in which the company's accounts are drawn up. There is no provision for the company to make an election to use a currency other than sterling1.

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