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Capital Gains Manual

CG15150P · Capital Gains manual: introduction and computation: computation: expenditure

  • CG15150 · Expenditure: introduction
  • CG15155 · Expenditure: no double deduction
  • CG15160 · Expenditure: categories of allowable expenditure
  • CG15161 · Expenditure: allowable: cost of acquisition or creation
  • CG15164 · Expenditure: wasting assets
  • CG15165 · Assets acquired for consideration due after date of acquisition
  • CG15180 · Expenditure: enhancement expenditure
  • CG15181 · Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: on the asset
  • CG15186 · Enhancement expenditure: not reflected in the asset at disposal date
  • CG15190 · Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: example
  • CG15200 · Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: demolition costs
  • CG15201 · Enhancement expenditure: period before newly-acquired property let
  • CG15210 · Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: money's worth
  • CG15220 · Enhancement expenditure: cost of acquisition/enhancement expenditure
  • CG15230 · Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: assets merged, divided etc
  • CG15250 · Expenditure: incidental costs of acquisition and disposal
  • CG15260 · Incidental costs of acquisition and disposal: specific examples
  • CG15280 · Expenditure: professional fees
  • CG15284 · Expenditure: interest and finance charges
  • CG15288 · Expenditure: reimbursements, grants etc out of public money
  • CG15292 · Expenditure: miscellaneous points
  • CG15183 · Enhancement expenditure: reflected in state/nature of asset at disposal
  1. Capital Gains manual: introduction and computation: computation: expenditure: contents
  2. Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: on the asset

CG15181 | Expenditure: enhancement expenditure: on the asset

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

`The asset’ is the asset which is the subject of the disposal and on which the capital gain or loss is being computed.

Payment may be made IN CONNECTION WITH that asset, without being expenditure ON the asset. For example, a parent company may be required by the purchaser to secure the resignation of certain officers of a subsidiary company before completion of the sale of shares in that subsidiary. In order to achieve this, the parent company makes compensation payments to those officers. The shares are `the asset’ here. The compensation payments cannot be regarded as expenditure ON THE SHARES.

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