单词 | profession |
释义 | profession Statute does not define “profession”. In IRC v Maxse [1919] 1 KB 647 (CA) 61, Lord Justice Scrutton said: “A profession involves the idea of an occupation requiring either purely intellectual skill, or if any manual skill as in painting or sculpture or surgery, skill controlled by the intellectual skill of the operator…” In that case, it was held that a journalist “whose contributions have any literary form” carries on a profession; but a newspaper reporter carries on a trade. Income from a vocation is taxed in the same way as income from a profession. The traditional approach of the courts is to say that a company cannot carry on a profession as the profits of a profession must be dependent mainly upon the personal qualification of the person by whom it is practised, and that can only be an individual (William Esplen, Son and Swainston v IRC [1919] 2 KB 731). However, the Law Society now accepts registration of solicitors practising as a limited company, and other professional bodies act likewise. It may be that this change would now lead a court to accept that a company can carry on a profession. In Newstead v Frost [1980] 1 WLR 135 (HL) the court refused to decide the point. |
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