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Capital Allowances Manual

CA45000 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance (BPRA)

  • CA45100 · Background and outline
  • CA45200 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Conditions and commencement
  • CA45300 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Qualifying expenditure, qualifying building and qualifying business premises
  • CA45400 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: The relevant interest
  • CA45500 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Initial allowance
  • CA45600 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Writing down allowance and residue of qualifying expenditure
  • CA45700 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Grants affecting entitlement to allowances
  • CA45800 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Balancing adjustments and balancing events
  • CA45900 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: proceeds from balancing events, calculation of balancing adjustment
  • CA45910 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Writing off of qualifying expenditure
  • CA45920 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Additional VAT
  • CA45930 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: How allowances and charges are made
  • CA45940 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Apportionment
  • CA45950 · Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Termination of lease, meaning of lease
  1. Business Premises Renovation Allowance (BPRA): Contents
  2. Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Initial allowance

CA45500 | Business Premises Renovation Allowance: Initial allowance

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/Section 360G and 360H

The initial allowance is 100% of the qualifying expenditure.

An initial allowance is made for the chargeable period in which the qualifying expenditureis incurred.

A person who claims initial allowance may claim a reduced amount. If they do the balanceof the expenditure after deducting the initial allowance qualifies for WDAs CA45600.

The initial allowance is withdrawn if

  • the building is not qualifying business premises when it is first used by the person who claimed the initial allowance or available for letting, or

  • the person sells the relevant interest before they bring the building into use or make it available for letting.

  • If you need to withdraw the initial allowance you may make any assessments or adjustments needed..

Example Dylan incurs qualifying expenditure of £950,000 converting awarehouse that has been disused for 3 years into a restaurant. He claims initialallowance. Once the conversion work is over he changes his mind about running a restaurantand decides that he does not want to let it. So he sells the restaurant to Cass for £1.2million. The initial allowance that Dylan has claimed is withdrawn.

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