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Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD25000 · Intangible assets excluded from CTA09/PART8

  • CIRD25010 · Introduction
  • CIRD25015 · Partial exclusion of asset: apportionment
  • CIRD25025 · Assets outside FRS102 s18: general
  • CIRD25030 · Assets outside FRS102 s18: rights over tangible assets
  • CIRD25040 · Assets outside FRS102 s18: oil licences
  • CIRD25050 · Assets outside FRS102 s18: financial assets
  • CIRD25060 · Assets outside FRS102 s18: rights in companies, trusts and partnerships
  • CIRD25070 · Assets held for non-qualifying purposes
  • CIRD25090 · Assets held for the purposes of activities outside the charge to CT
  • CIRD25095 · Assets for which capital allowances previously made
  1. Intangible assets excluded from CTA09/PART8: contents
  2. Intangible assets excluded from CTA09/PART8: introduction

CIRD25010 | Intangible assets excluded from CTA09/PART8: introduction

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CTA09/PART8/CHAPTER10

The third of the tests mentioned in CIRD11100 that an intangible asset needs to meet to satisfy the asset conditions is that it must not fall within any of a number of excluded categories.

These statutory exclusions can be divided into three types:

  • assets which are largely outside FRS102 s18 (or IAS38/FRS105 s13/FRS10) as a matter of accounting principle (CIRD25025 onwards),

  • assets excluded or partially excluded, some within FRS102 s18 (or IAS38/FRS105 s13/FRS10) and some outside it, because special tax rules already apply to them (CIRD25050),

  • assets held by a company for uncommercial purposes or for the purposes of activities of the company outside the charge to CT (CIRD25070).

Options

s801 provides that options or other rights (for example a futures contract) to acquire or dispose of an excluded asset are themselves excluded from CTA09/PART8. See CIRD11175 for the treatment under CTA09/PART8 of options and other rights.

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