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Business Leasing Manual

BLM30200 · Taxation of leases that are not long funding leases: How tax advantages arise

  • BLM30205 · Timing differences, part 1 of 4
  • BLM30210 · Timing differences - finance lessor, a worked example, part 2 of 4
  • BLM30215 · Timing differences - lender, a worked example - part 3 of 4
  • BLM30220 · Lessors timing advantages can be significant, a worked example part 4 of 4
  • BLM30225 · Effect of interest rates on lessor’s timing advantages
  • BLM30230 · ‘loan' outstanding will vary because of capital allowances
  • BLM30235 · Tax timing disadvantages of finance leasing, a worked example
  1. Taxation of leases that are not long funding leases: How tax advantages arise: contents
  2. Taxation of leases that are not long funding leases: How tax advantages arise: effect of interest rates on lessor’s timing advantages

BLM30225 | Taxation of leases that are not long funding leases: How tax advantages arise: effect of interest rates on lessor’s timing advantages

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Leasing Manual

The comparison of the effects of a 10% and 5% discounting rates at BLM30220 shows that the timing gains reduce as interest rates decline and it gets harder for lessors to make money. By the same token, finance lessors do better as interest rates rise.

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