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Capital Allowances Manual

CA70000 · Know-how

  • CA70001 · Intellectual property for companies: New regime from 1/4/2002
  • CA70010 · General: Definition
  • CA70020 · General: Outline of allowances regime
  • CA70030 · General: Commercial know-how and franchise agreements do not qualify for capital allowances
  • CA70040 · General: Acquired by holding company
  • CA70050 · General: Treat as property for capital allowances and ITTOIA purposes
  • CA71000 · Allowances: Qualifying expenditure
  • CA71100 · Allowances: Pooling of qualifying expenditure
  • CA71200 · Allowances: Calculation of allowances and charges
  • CA71300 · Allowances: Disposal values
  • CA71400 · Allowances: How allowances are given and charges are made
  • CA72000 · Receipts: Normally revenue
  • CA72200 · Receipts: When receipt is capital
  • CA72300 · Receipts: Goodwill treatment
  • CA72400 · Receipts: Trading receipt treatment
  • CA72500 · Treatment of receipts
  • CA72600 · Receipts: Keep-out covenants
  • CA73000 · Payments to acquire know-how
  • CA74000 · Offshore diving contractors agreement
  1. Know-how: Contents
  2. Know-how: Allowances: Disposal values

CA71300 | Know-how: Allowances: Disposal values

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/S462

If know-how on which qualifying expenditure has been incurred is sold, the person who sells it has to bring a disposal value to account for the chargeable period in which the know-how is sold. The amount of the disposal value is the net proceeds of sale to the extent that they are capital sums. Disposal value is not restricted to cost.

No disposal value is brought to account if the sale is treated as a sale of goodwill CA72300.

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