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Hi Tutor,
I have a quick question. If you have capital losses brought forward of 30000 and chargeable gain for that period of 25000. For the chargeable gain for the corporation tax computation be 25000 as a partial claim is not allowed or would it be 0 with 5,000 loss being carried forward?
If a company has capital losses b/f they will automatically be set off against future chargeable gains, hence in your example the 30,000 loss b/f will remove the current period gain and leave 5,000 remaining capital loss to c/f