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Capital Gains Manual

CG15400P · Capital Gains manual: introduction and computation: computation: capital allowances

  • CG15405 · Capital allowances and renewals allowance: meaning
  • CG15410 · Capital allowances: assets disposed of at a loss
  • CG15415 · Capital allowances: plant and machinery
  • CG15420 · Capital allowances: assets disposed of at a loss: example
  • CG15421 · Capital allowances: part-disposals: example
  • CG15425 · Capital allowances: asset acquired at capital allowance written down value
  • CG15430 · Capital allowances: part-disposals
  • CG15435 · Capital allowances: deemed disposals and reacquisitions
  • CG15440 · Capital allowances: wasting assets
  • CG15445 · Capital allowances: wasting assets qualifying for in full or in part
  • CG15450 · Capital allowances: wasting assets qualifying in part for: example
  • CG15451 · Capital allowances: wasting assets qualifying for
  • CG15453 · Capital allowances: wasting assets qualifying in part for: example
  • CG15455 · Capital allowances: deemed disposals and reacquisitions
  1. Capital Gains manual: introduction and computation: computation: capital allowances: contents
  2. Capital allowances: wasting assets qualifying for

CG15451 | Capital allowances: wasting assets qualifying for

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S45 (2), TCGA92/S47 (1) & TCGA92/SCH8/PARA1 (6)

If an asset is a wasting asset and it has qualified for capital allowances throughout the period of ownership then

  • there is no restriction of allowable expenditure under either TCGA92/S46 or TCGA92/SCH8/PARA1, and

  • TCGA92/S41 applies in the normal way to restrict losses.

In other words the asset is treated as if it were not a wasting asset. However if the asset is a chattel the provisions of Section 262 will apply, see CG76550+.

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