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Capital Allowances Manual

CA50400 · Mineral Extraction Allowance (MEA): Allowances and charges

  • CA50410 · MEA: Allowances and charges: How allowances are given
  • CA50420 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Disposal receipts: general
  • CA50430 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Disposal receipts: non trade use
  • CA50440 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Disposal receipts: limitation on disposal value
  • CA50450 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing charges
  • CA50460 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: continuation of trade
  • CA50470 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: disposals and part disposals
  • CA50480 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: pre-trading expenditure
  • CA50490 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: exploration and access
  • CA50500 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: assets destroyed or dismantled
  • CA50510 · MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: apportionment of expenditure
  1. Mineral Extraction Allowance (MEA): Allowances and charges: Contents
  2. MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: continuation of trade

CA50460 | MEA: Allowances and charges: Balancing allowances: continuation of trade

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

Under CAA01/S428, if a trader permanently ceases to work a particular mineral deposit, without ceasing to trade, then a balancing allowance will arise in respect of unrelieved qualifying expenditure:

  • on mineral exploration and access relating solely to those deposits, or

  • on the acquisition of a mineral asset consisting of those deposits or any part of them.

However:

  • where a person carrying on a trade of mineral extraction is entitled to two or more mineral assets,

  • which were previously comprised in or otherwise derived from a single mineral asset,

  • then a balancing allowance is not available until he permanently ceases to work the deposits comprised in the entire mineral assets concerned taken together.

Where capital restoration costs are then incurred after the cessation of working of those particular mineral deposits, then in a continuing trade a subsequent balancing allowance may arise by virtue of CAA01/S430 (1) when that restoration is complete, see CA50280.

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