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Hi Sir,
on the problem Michael & Sean (06/12) amended we have the following.
Sean ceased trading on 31/12/2017. He prepared the accounts anualy on 31/12
The profits for the last 5 years were:
31/12/2013 – 21 300
31/12/2014 – 14 400
31/12/2015 – 18 900
31/12/2016 – 3700
31/12/2017 – (23 100)
Unused overlap profits brought forward are 3 600.
My question is why we add the overlap profits to the loss from 31/12/2017 as a loss.
The solving says that we add the overlap profits to the loss of the year ended 31/12/2017, so the total loss will be 23 100 + 3 600 = 26 700
And only after, we set off against the profits from previous years
Thank you
Overlap profits would reduce a profit of the final tax year – this means that overlap profits would also increase a loss of the final tax year which puts it into the terminal loss calculation
Thank you for the answer
