Enter brought forward overlap profits for a partnership or sole trade in Personal Tax
Find out how to enter overlap profits for partnerships and sole trades if their business commencement and first accounting period dates are not the same.
If the business commencement and first accounting period dates are the same,
Personal, Business, and Trust Tax
calculates subsequent overlap automatically, including overlap for partners who join later. If the business commencement and first accounting periods are different, then you'll need to enter the overlap profits manually.- Enter or edit brought forward overlap profits for a partnership
- Open the partnership client inPersonal, Business and Trust Tax.
- SelectEdit, thenSchedule Editorfrom the menu bar.
- Double-clickBusiness Details.
- Select theOverlaptab.
- Enter theEnd Date, number ofOverlap Days, and a figure for theOverlap Profits.noteTheEnd Dateshould be the day immediately before theStart Dateof the firstAccounting periodthat you entered for the client inPersonal, Business, and Trust Tax.
- SelectOK.The figures you entered here will be carried over to the partners' records and to their tax returns.
- Enter or edit brought forward overlap profits for a business tax sole trade
- SelectEdit, thenSchedule Editorfrom the menu bar.
- Double-clickSole Trade.
- Double-click the name of the business tax sole trade.
- Double-clickBusiness Details.
- Select theOverlaptab.
- Enter theEnd Date, number ofOverlap Days, and a figure for theOverlap Profits.noteTheEnd Dateshould be the day immediately before theStart Dateof the firstAccounting periodthat you entered for the business tax sole trade inPersonal, Business, and Trust Tax.
- SelectOK.
- Enter or edit brought forward overlap profits for a basic sole trade
- SelectEdit, thenSchedule Editorfrom the menu bar.
- Double-clickSole Trade.
- Double-click the name of the sole trade.
- Select theAssessable profitstab.
- Enter theOverlap profit brought forward, then selectOK.