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CG76700P · Chattels and other assets: chattels and wasting assets: wasting assets

  • CG76700 · Wasting assets
  • CG76706 · Wasting assets: special rules
  • CG76721 · Wasting assets: chattels: CGT exemption
  • CG76722 · Wasting assets: use in another person's business
  • CG76723 · Wasting assets: copyright
  • CG76724 · Wasting assets: franchises and licences
  • CG76725 · Wasting assets: goodwill
  • CG76730 · Wasting assets: leases
  • CG76744 · Wasting assets: settled property
  • CG76745 · Wasting assets: share warrants and other options
  • CG76746 · Wasting assets: trademarks
  • CG76772 · Wasting assets: computation: allowable acquisition cost
  • CG76775 · Wasting assets: computation: using the formula T(1)/L
  • CG76777 · Wasting assets: computation: allowable enhancement expenditure
  • CG76780 · Wasting assets: computation: using the T(2) formula
  • CG76791 · Wasting assets: computation: example 1 using T(1)/L
  • CG76792 · Wasting assets: computation: example 2: using the T(2) formula
  1. Chattels and other assets: chattels and wasting assets: wasting assets: contents
  2. Wasting assets: computation: using the T(2) formula

CG76780 | Wasting assets: computation: using the T(2) formula

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S46

This instruction shows you how to use the T(2) formula to decide how much allowable enhancement expenditure has been written off. You work through the steps in number order:

  1. What is the length of time between acquisition and disposal?

  2. Call this T(1)

  3. What is the length of time between enhancement and disposal?

  4. Call this T(2)

  5. Calculate (T(1) – T(2))

  6. What is the predictable life of the asset from the time of the acquisition?

  7. Call this L

  8. Calculate L – (T(1) – T(2))

  9. What is the allowable enhancement expenditure?

  10. Call this E(2)

  11. How much is the reduction in allowable expenditure, E(2), up to the date of disposal?

  12. Calculate E(2) x T(2)/(L – (T(1) – T(2))

  13. Call this R(2)

  14. How much enhancement expenditure is allowable in computing the gain or loss on disposal?

  15. Calculate (E(2) – R(2))

There is an example at CG76792.

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