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Business Income Manual

BIM45100 · Specific deductions: flood and erosion projects: Introduction and contents

  • BIM45105 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Qualifying projects
  • BIM45110 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Qualifying contributions
  • BIM45115 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Interaction with Capital Allowances
  • BIM45120 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Disqualifying benefits
  • BIM45125 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Refunds and compensation
  • BIM45130 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Other definitions
  • BIM45135 · Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Examples
  1. Specific deductions: flood and erosion projects: Introduction and contents
  2. Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Interaction with Capital Allowances

BIM45115 | Specific deductions: Flood and erosion projects: Interaction with Capital Allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Income Manual

S86A (2) Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 (ITTOIA 2005)

S86A (2) Corporation Tax Act 2009 (CTA 2009)

As outlined at BIM45100, it is possible for a deduction to be allowed under this section where one would not normally be due, for example if the expenditure is capital in nature or not incurred wholly and exclusively for trade purposes. An example of this can be found at BIM45135.

If the expenditure incurred would otherwise qualify for capital allowances, a deduction should still be allowed under this section, rather than by way of capital allowances, if the conditions outlined above are met. However, if a deduction is available under this provision then capital allowances may not also be claimed for the expenditure.

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