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Corporate Intangibles Research and Development Manual

CIRD60120 · Land Remediation Relief: Exclusions: Polluter pays

  • CIRD60125 · More than one polluter
  • CIRD60130 · Deliberate or accidental polluter
  • CIRD60135 · Who is the polluter - acquiring land in a contaminated state
  • CIRD60140 · Acquiring land in a contaminated state - examples
  • CIRD60145 · Who has "relevant connection" to the polluter?
  • CIRD60150 · Polluter retains an interest in the land - 1 April 2009 onwards
  • CIRD60155 · Polluter - "slice of the action" contracts - 1 April 2009 onwards
  • CIRD60160 · Polluter obtains benefit of relief
  • CIRD60165 · Underground car parks
  • CIRD60170 · Derelict land
  1. Land Remediation Relief: Exclusions: Polluter pays: Contents
  2. Land Remediation Relief: Exclusions: Polluter Pays: Polluter obtains benefit of relief

CIRD60160 | Land Remediation Relief: Exclusions: Polluter Pays: Polluter obtains benefit of relief

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

CTA09/S1150 (3)(b)

The legislation excludes from the relief cases where the land is sold by the polluter (or a person with a relevant connection to the polluter) and the sale price agreed reflects the value of the land in a decontaminated state.

Example:

A Ltd, knowing of the possible availability of relief, negotiates with B Ltd to pay more than the open market value for the site in such a contaminated state; agreeing a price nearer to that which it would have commanded if not contaminated.

A Ltd, the polluter, is being paid a price that does not reflect the true state of the land. Developer B cannot therefore claim relief.

This is an anti-avoidance provision. Before entering into argument, Officers of HMRC should make a report of the facts to BAI Business Profits.

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