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Investment Funds Manual

IFM02200 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): structure, arrangement and tax status of funds: umbrella funds or companies

  • IFM02210 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: taxation of funds: introduction
  • IFM02220 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): distributions and unit classes
  • IFM02222 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: interest distributions
  • IFM02224 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: interest distributions - qualifying investments test
  • IFM02230 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): structure, arrangement and tax status of funds: equalisation
  • IFM02235 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): structure, arrangement and tax status of funds: manager's “box”
  • IFM02240 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: interest paid, loan relationships and derivative contracts
  • IFM02250 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): Interests in non-reporting offshore funds
  • IFM02260 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: investment transactions
  • IFM02265 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: investment transactions - anti-avoidance
  • IFM02270 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: management expenses
  • IFM02280 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: capital allowances
  • IFM02290 · Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: groups and group relief claims
  1. Authorised investment funds (AIFs): structure, arrangement and tax status of funds: umbrella funds or companies
  2. Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: capital allowances

IFM02280 | Authorised investment funds (AIFs): taxation of funds: capital allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · Investment Funds Manual

An AIF, not its investors, is entitled to claim any capital allowances and is liable to tax on any balancing charges. This is because the fund either is a company or, in the case of an authorised unit trust, is treated as a company for tax purposes by section 617 Corporation Tax Act 2010. The treatment prescribed at section 617(1) explicitly includes the provisions in the Taxes Acts relating to relief for capital expenditure.

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