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Official guidance
Capital Allowances Manual

CA80000 · Dredging

  • CA80100 · Outline
  • CA80200 · Meaning
  • CA80300 · Qualifying trades
  • CA80400 · Marinas
  • CA80500 · Qualifying expenditure
  • CA80600 · Pre-trading expenditure and expenditure incurred before premises are occupied
  • CA80700 · Contributions and subsidies
  • CA80800 · How allowances are made
  • CA81100 · Writing down period
  • CA81200 · When WDA is due
  • CA81300 · Rate of WDA
  • CA81400 · Reduced claims
  • CA81500 · Limit on total allowances
  • CA81600 · Balancing allowance
  1. Dredging: Contents
  2. Dredging: Contributions and subsidies

CA80700 | Dredging: Contributions and subsidies

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/S533 & S543

The normal rules about contributions and subsidies do not apply to dredging. Instead, the following rules apply.

A person who makes a capital contribution towards dredging expenditure incurred by another person is treated as if the contribution had been capital expenditure on that dredging. This means that the person who makes the contribution can claim dredging allowances.

A person cannot claim dredging allowances on capital expenditure incurred on dredging to the extent that the expenditure is met, or is to be met, directly or indirectly by:

  • the Crown,

  • a government or public or local authority (in the United Kingdom or elsewhere), or

  • capital sums contributed by any other person for purposes other than those of the recipient’s trade.

You should deduct the contribution received from the expenditure to get the amount on which you give dredging allowances.

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