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Business Leasing Manual

BLM24000 · Defining long funding leases: election

  • BLM24005 · Introduction to SI2007/304
  • BLM24010 · Who can make an election? (SI2007/304 regulations 2 and 3)
  • BLM24015 · Plant or machinery lessor, SI2007/304 regulations 2
  • BLM24020 · Effect on lessee
  • BLM24025 · Effective date (SI2007/304 regulation 2(4))
  • BLM24030 · Consequences of making an election (SI2007/304 regulation 2(5))
  • BLM24035 · How to make an election (SI2007/304 regulation 2(2))
  • BLM24040 · Time limit for making an election (SI2007/304 regulation 2(3))
  • BLM24045 · Withdrawing an election (SI2007/304 regulation 2(2))
  • BLM24049 · Eligible leases
  • BLM24095 · Qualifying incidental leases (SI2007/304 regulation 4)
  • BLM24300 · Defining long funding leases: election
  1. Defining long funding leases: election: contents
  2. Defining long funding leases: election: how to make an election (SI2007/304 regulation 2(2))

BLM24035 | Defining long funding leases: election: how to make an election (SI2007/304 regulation 2(2))

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Leasing Manual

An election must

  • be made in a return, and

  • specify the date from which it is to take effect BLM24025.

For this purpose a return includes the return as originally made or an amended return.

Note that the election is subject to the time limits in BLM24075.

The rules vary depending on whether the person making the election is within the charge to corporation tax or income tax.

Corporation tax

In the case of corporation tax, the election must be made in the return for the chargeable period in which the effective date falls. An example is at BLM24075.

Income tax

In the case of income tax, the election must be made in the return for the year of assessment (tax year) in which ends the basis period in which the effective date falls. See example at BLM24040.

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