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Business Leasing Manual

BLM80500 · Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: calculating the income amount

  • BLM80505 · Calculating the income amount: Calculating the income amount: introduction
  • BLM80510 · Calculating the income amount: Calculating the income amount: outline
  • BLM80515 · Calculating the income amount: Quantifying the PM amount - transactions before 13 November 2008
  • BLM80517 · Calculating the income amount: Quantifying the PM amount - transactions on or after 13 November 2008.
  • BLM80520 · Calculating the income amount: Adjustments to the balance sheet figures - fixture in land
  • BLM80525 · Calculating the income amount: Adjustments to the balance sheet figures - transfer to the lessor company from a connected party
  • BLM80530 · Calculating the income amount: Quantifying the TWDV amount (FA06/SCH10/PARA18)
  • BLM80532 · Calculating the income amount: Quantifying the TWDV amount - transactions on or after 23 March 2011
  • BLM80535 · Calculating the income amount: Quantifying the income amount: example
  • BLM80539 · Adjustments to the basic amount - transactions involving consortia
  1. Sale of lessor companies and similar arrangements: calculating the income amount: contents
  2. Calculating the income amount: Calculating the income amount: outline

BLM80510 | Calculating the income amount: Calculating the income amount: outline

From HM Revenue & Customs · Business Leasing Manual

CTA2010/S399

The income amount is calculated in two stages.

The first stage is to calculate the difference between

  • the accounts value of the plant or machinery (PM), and

  • the tax written down value of the plant or machinery (TWDV)

on the relevant day.

The formula PM - TWDV gives the ‘basic amount’ of the income. The amount is nil when PM is less than TWDV. Further guidance is at BLM80515 onwards.

The second stage is to adjust the basic amount so that if (say) 50% of the shares in a lessor company are sold, the charge is half the basic amount.

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