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Business Income Manual

BIM41050 · Specific receipts: reverse premiums

  • BIM41051 · Meaning of ‘reverse premium’ and terms used in connection with reverse premiums
  • BIM41052 · Receipts: reverse premiums: the commercial background
  • BIM41055 · The legislation
  • BIM41060 · Tax treatment of the payer
  • BIM41075 · Meaning of ‘payment or other benefit’
  • BIM41085 · Fitting out costs
  • BIM41090 · Contributions to fitting out costs on assets qualifying for capital allowances
  • BIM41105 · Conveyance of a freehold
  • BIM41110 · Assignment of a lease
  • BIM41125 · Timing of the receipt - the normal case
  • BIM41130 · Timing of the receipt: the avoidance case: how to recognise it
  • BIM41135 · Timing of the receipt: timing in the avoidance case
  • BIM41140 · Specific exclusions
  1. Specific receipts: reverse premiums: contents
  2. Specific receipts: reverse premiums: contributions to fitting out costs on assets qualifying for capital allowances

BIM41090 | Specific receipts: reverse premiums: contributions to fitting out costs on assets qualifying for capital allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

S100(1) Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005, S97(1) Corporation Tax Act 2009

If the landlord contributes to the tenant's expenditure on fitting out, the contribution may be deducted from expenditure otherwise qualifying for capital allowances in the tenant's hands under S532 Capital Allowances Act 2001. See CA14100.

Any sum is not a reverse premium to the extent that it reduces the recipient's capital allowances qualifying expenditure in this way.

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