Hello everyone.
I very much hoped someone could please give their opinion, and I apologise if it is a stupid question!
I have this week taken on a new client, a very small company, with the only activity relating to just one investment property, and turnover is only around £10,000. The company was formed three years ago.
After professional clearance, and reviewing the previous CT600s, it would seem there was a small loss of £500 remaining (it appears the loss started in the first year, rolling forward, with £500 left on last CT600).
But, it has been treated on the CT600 last year as a trading loss, when it should be a property loss.
I have never come across this before, so I thought perhaps would it be ok to simply bring the loss into this year's CT600, and record it as a property loss brought forward, even though it was previously treated as a trading loss?
As you can see, these are small sums of money, but I want to get it right!
Thanking you for any help you can give.
Tim
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If, as a matter of fact, it is a property income loss I would just reflect that in the current return/computations.