
Corporation Tax Financial Year Explained: Why Your Profits Must Be Split Between Two Years
When your accounting period crosses 31 March, UK Corporation Tax profits must be split by financial year using daily apportionment. Here’s how it works.
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When your accounting period crosses 31 March, UK Corporation Tax profits must be split by financial year using daily apportionment. Here’s how it works.

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