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Capital Allowances Manual

CA31300 · Industrial Buildings Allowance (IBA): Qualifying expenditure

  • CA31305 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Cost of land does not qualify for IBA
  • CA31310 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Apportion where purchase price includes assets which do not qualify for IBA
  • CA31400 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Expenditure on the construction of a building
  • CA31410 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Abortive expenditure
  • CA31420 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Contributions and subsidies
  • CA31450 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Capital repairs to a building
  • CA31500 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Site preparation
  • CA31550 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Parts of buildings
  • CA31600 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Separate treatment of each block of expenditure
  • CA31800 · IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Prevention of double allowances
  1. Industrial Buildings Allowance (IBA): Qualifying expenditure: Contents
  2. IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Prevention of double allowances

CA31800 | IBA: Qualifying expenditure: Prevention of double allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/S7

Expenditure that has qualified for:

  • agricultural buildings allowances (ABA);

  • assured tenancies allowances (ATA);

  • dredging allowances;

  • plant and machinery allowances (PMA);

  • mineral extraction allowance (MEA);

  • research and development allowances (RDA), or

  • scientific research allowances (SRA)

does not qualify for IBA.

Expenditure that has qualified for IBA does not qualify for any other type of capital allowance.

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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