Channel finance and Chargeable income: Difference between pages

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1. UK tax - Income Tax.

Chargeable income is income which is taxable under the Income Tax system in the UK.

For example, employment income and profits from unincorporated businesses.

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More generally, chargeable income is potentially taxable income, subject to any tax allowances or reliefs.

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-Finance provided to a distributor to cover the holding of goods.
+. ''UK tax - Income Tax.''
-Channel finance is also known as 'distributor finance'.
+Chargeable income is income which is taxable under the Income Tax system in the UK.
+For example, employment income and profits from unincorporated businesses.
-==See also==
-* [[Channel]]
-* [[Distributor finance]]
-* [[Finance]]
-* [[Floor plan finance]]
-* [[Liquidity]]
-* [[Receivables finance]]
-* [[Supply chain finance]]
-[[Category:Trade_finance]]
+.
+More generally, chargeable income is potentially taxable income, subject to any tax allowances or reliefs.
+== See also ==
+* [[Charge on income]]
+* [[Corporation Tax]]
+* [[Exempt income]]
+* [[Imputation system]]
+* [[Income Tax]]
+* [[Inheritance tax]]
+* [[IR35]]
+* [[Pay as you earn]]
+* [[Personal allowance]]