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Lesson 90 B3gB3f

Joiners and leavers and illustration

In this lesson, you'll learn how to allocate partnership profits when partners join or leave, and understand the tax implications for each individual.

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In this lesson

  1. 0:00 Partnership changes and profit allocation
  2. 0:20 Opening and closing year rules for partners
  3. 0:55 Worked example: New partner joining mid-year
  4. 2:31 Nuala's first year assessment and tax treatment
  5. 3:03 Summary: Individual partner tax computations

About this lesson

When a partnership composition changes, the profit sharing arrangement changes too—you'll see how to split profits between different periods based on when partners enter or exit, then allocate each share according to the relevant ratio. This is essential for partnership taxation questions on TX and ATX papers, where you need to calculate each partner's assessable income and identify their correct tax years. Through a worked example with Niall, Neave, and Nuala, you'll master the straightforward but crucial maths: apportion the annual profit by time period, apply the correct sharing ratio for each period, and remember that new partners benefit from opening year loss relief rules while departing partners may claim terminal loss relief.

Duration: 4m

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