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Capital Gains Manual

CG76870P · Chattels and other assets: chattels and wasting assets: particular types of chattels and chattel valuations

  • CG76870 · Chattels: particular assets which are chattels
  • CG76871 · Chattels: mixed collections
  • CG76873 · Chattels: antiques
  • CG76874 · Chattels: militaria
  • CG76875 · Chattels: medals
  • CG76876 · Chattels: models and toys
  • CG76881 · Chattels: coins and bank notes
  • CG76883 · Chattels: stamps
  • CG76884 · Chattels: books and magazines
  • CG76900 · Wasting assets: chattels which are wasting assets
  • CG76901 · Wasting assets: wines and spirits
  • CG76904 · Wasting assets: clocks and watches
  • CG76905 · Wasting assets: shotguns
  • CG76906 · Wasting assets: road vehicles
  • CG76908 · Wasting assets: railway locomotives
  • CG76909 · Wasting assets: yachts, ships and other vessels
  • CG76923 · Personalised car number plates: what is acquired
  • CG77000 · Valuation: help with valuations
  • CG77001 · Valuation: post transaction valuation checks
  • CG77008 · Valuation: what to include
  • CG77016 · Valuation: unagreed valuations
  1. Chattels and other assets: chattels and wasting assets: particular types of chattels and chattel valuations: contents
  2. Wasting assets: chattels which are wasting assets

CG76900 | Wasting assets: chattels which are wasting assets

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

TCGA92/S45

CG76721 explains that disposals of chattels (tangible moveable property) which are wasting assets are exempt for the purposes of TCGA92 unless:

  • Capital Allowances were or could have been claimed, see CG15400+, or

  • TCGA92/S45(3B) applies, see CG76722.

The most common examples you will come across of assets which are wasting assets will involve plant or machinery of some description though some assets may naturally have a predictable life not exceeding 50 years.

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