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The Business Improvement Districts (Scotland) Regulations 2007
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PART 2Debits to the Account
2. For each year a local authority which is required to keep a BID Revenue Account (“the account”) shall carry to the debit of the account amounts equal to the items listed in this Part of this Schedule.
Item 1: BID cost of collection
The cost to the authority for the year in respect of collecting the BID levy.
Item 2: BID expenditure
The expenditure of the authority for the year in respect of the BID arrangements (including sums paid to a third party to undertake the works or services under the BID arrangements).
Item 3: provision for bad or doubtful debts
The following, namely–
(a)any sums credited to the account for the year or any previous year under item 1 or 2 of Part 1 of this Schedule which, in the opinion of the authority, are bad debts which should be written off; and
(b)any provision for doubtful debts which, in their opinion, should be made in respect of sums so credited.
Item 4: debit balance from previous year
Any debit balance shown in the account for the previous year.
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