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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: Receipts: Trading receipt treatment

CA72400 | Know-how: Receipts: Trading receipt treatment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

ICTA88/S531 (1)

Sometimes the normal rules for Schedule D do not treat a receipt for know-how as a trading receipt. If they do not a payment received by a trader for know-how which is not a disposal value or already chargeable as a revenue receipt is treated as a trading receipt.

This means that consideration received for the disposal of know-how in a continuing trade is either:

a.treated as a revenue receipt under general law, or

b. brought to account as a disposal value in the capital allowance computation, or

c. if neither (a) nor (b) applies treated as a trading receipt.

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