CIRD13270 | Core computational rules: realisation of assets: asset deemed to be realised while remaining in hands of company
From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual
CTA09/PART8/S859
This paragraph identifies three circumstances where an asset ceases to be a ‘chargeable intangible asset’ (see CIRD20035) in the hands of a company while remaining in its possession. These are:
a company holding a chargeable intangible asset ceases to be resident in the UK - CIRD47030
a chargeable intangible asset held by a non-resident company ceases to be used in its UK trade carried on through a permanent establishment in the UK - CIRD47030
a chargeable intangible asset held for the purpose of a non-mutual trade or business begins to be used for a mutual trade (see below)
Treatment of asset beginning to be used for mutual trade
For the purposes of Part 8 the company is regarded as:
realising the asset and reacquiring it immediately before it begins to be used for the mutual trade,
doing so for its market value (CIRD45030) at the time.
See CIRD12745 for the treatment under CTA09/PART8 where an asset ceases to be used for a mutual trade.