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Official guidance
Business Leasing Manual

BLM42000 · Taxation of long funding leases: lessees

  • BLM42005 · General rules
  • BLM42010 · Entitlement to capital allowances
  • BLM42015 · Capital expenditure
  • BLM42020 · Additional capital expenditure
  • BLM42025 · Lease rental restriction - Introduction
  • BLM42030 · Limit on deductions
  • BLM42035 · Terminations:
  • BLM42040 · Limit on deductions
  1. Taxation of long funding leases: lessees: contents
  2. Taxation of long funding leases: Lessees: General rules

BLM42005 | Taxation of long funding leases: Lessees: General rules

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Leasing Manual

In broad terms, lessees under long funding leases are treated as having bought the asset. This allows a lessee to claim plant or machinery allowances, see BLM42010 and CA23800.

The amount of rentals that is allowed as a deduction in computing profits is restricted to compensate for the availability of capital allowances, see BLM42025 and BLM42040.

As with lessors (BLM40005), the tax rules depend on whether the lease is a long funding finance lease or a long funding operating lease.

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