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Official guidance
Capital Allowances Manual

CA11000 · General

  • CA11100 · Claims
  • CA11500 · Definitions
  • CA12000 · Combined sales
  • CA13000 · Connected person and control sales
  • CA14000 · Contributions
  • CA15000 · Successions
  • CA16000 · Prevention of double allowances
  • CA17000 · Avoidance: Balancing allowance creation
  • CA18000 · Orders and regulations
  • CA18500 · CoACS, REITs and Baker trusts
  1. General: Contents
  2. General: Prevention of double allowances

CA16000 | General: Prevention of double allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/S7

Sometimes expenditure can qualify for more than one type of capital allowance.

Section 7 stops a person from being entitled to double allowances. It says that where any type of allowance has been made to a person in respect of capital expenditure, no other type of allowance is made to the person in respect of that capital expenditure or the provision of any asset to which that expenditure related.

If it is possible for expenditure to qualify for more than one type of capital allowances the taxpayer can choose which allowance to claim. Once a choice has been made to claim one type of allowance the taxpayer cannot change to another in later years.

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