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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: How allowances are made

CA80800 | Dredging: How allowances are made

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Allowances Manual

CAA01/S489

Dredging allowances are made in calculating the profits of the trade. This means that for income tax a dredging allowance is treated as a business expense and is deducted from the trading profits to calculate the taxable profits. For corporation tax a dredging allowance is treated as a trading expense.

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