Online CT filing - enter expenses if not traded?

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xoggoth replied

9 June 2009, 12:55
Ok - sorted it. Ignored the online help which is useless and used the main pdf guide.
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expat replied

9 June 2009, 11:11
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

That's after including the bank interest.

Oh tulip, my apologies: I read "giving grand profit of about 30 quid" as "giving profit of about 30 grand". That was what made me splutter, "where the hell did that profit come from without trading"?
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xoggoth replied

9 June 2009, 11:01
That's after including the bank interest.
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expat replied

9 June 2009, 10:26
Just to satisfy my ignorant curiosity, where did the profit come from if you weren't trading?
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xoggoth started a topic Online CT filing - enter expenses if not traded?

9 June 2009, 10:04
Online CT filing - enter expenses if not traded?

I haven't traded this year, have a couple of hundred bank interest and almost similar amount in expenses, mostly depreciation, giving grand profit of about 30 quid.

Having ticked no to the trading income question, I don't get anywhere to enter the offsetting expense. The deductions and reliefs page is all specific stuff about charity giving and investment companies not general expenses.

Anyone got any ideas? Cheers.
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