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COM151000 · CT Pay and File: assessments

  • COM151001 · Introduction
  • COM151010 · Amended assessments
  • COM151020 · Arithmetical and other errors in assessment
  • COM151030 · Assessment based on return (PASR)
  • COM151050 · Capital allowances
  • COM151070 · COTAX tolerances
  • COM151080 · Copy of assessments
  • COM151090 · Estimated assessments (PEST)
  • COM151100 · Fastpath assessments
  • COM151110 · Further assessments
  • COM151120 · Invalid assessments
  • COM151121 · Invalid assessments (Action Guide)
  • COM151130 · Losses and ACT
  • COM151140 · Making assessments and penalties on same day
  • COM151150 · Manual assessments
  • COM151170 · Multiple assessments or amendments
  • COM151180 · No assessment required
  • COM151200 · Other assessments
  • COM151210 · Overpayment after making / amending assessment
  • COM151220 · Reissued assessments
  • COM151230 · Small liabilities
  • COM151011 · Functions
  • COM151051 · Legislation
  1. CT Pay and File: assessments: contents
  2. CT Pay and File: assessments: capital allowances

COM151050 | CT Pay and File: assessments: capital allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · COTAX Manual

Companies can make, amend or withdraw claims to capital allowances.

Paragraph 10 (Para 10) and para 11 Schedule A1 Capital Allowances Act (CAA) 1990 provide authority for making any assessments and adjustments to assessments or determinations needed to give effect to the making or withdrawal of capital allowances claims.

If an assessment needed would be out of time under the general rules of Section 34 (S34) Taxes Management Act (TMA) 1970, it will nevertheless be in time if made within 12 months from:

  • in the case of a claim, the date an assessment, or S41A TMA 1970 determination affected by the claim becomes final

  • in the case of a withdrawal of a claim, the date of withdrawal

See:

  • COM50001 onwards for more information on Capital Allowances

  • COM151051 for legislation applying to this subject.

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