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Capital Allowances Manual

CA24000 · PMA: Overseas leasing

  • CA24005 · Phasing out
  • CA24010 · Outline and definitions
  • CA24050 · Designated period
  • CA24100 · Overseas leasing: Protected leasing, short-term leasing
  • CA24110 · Overseas leasing: Qualifying purpose: basic rules
  • CA24120 · Overseas leasing: Qualifying purpose - ships and aircraft
  • CA24130 · Overseas leasing: Qualifying purpose: transport containers
  • CA24200 · Overseas leasing: overseas leasing pool: rate of allowance
  • CA24210 · Overseas leasing: Recovery of excess allowances when plant or machinery leased overseas
  • CA24300 · Overseas leasing: When no allowances are due
  • CA24350 · Overseas leasing: Recovery of excess allowances when no allowances are due
  • CA24400 · Overseas leasing: Joint lessees
  • CA24500 · Overseas leasing: Certificates and notices
  1. PMA: Overseas leasing: contents
  2. Overseas leasing: Qualifying purpose: transport containers

CA24130 | Overseas leasing: Qualifying purpose: transport containers

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/S124

A transport container is used for a qualifying purpose if it is used in such a way that the basic rule CA24110 is satisfied. A transport container is also used for a qualifying purpose if it is leased by a UK resident who trades in the UK, and:

  • the container is leased by an operator of ships or aircraft who uses the container in the course of his ship or aircraft operations at other times, or

  • the container is leased under a succession of leases to different persons and, in general, those persons are not connected with each other.

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