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Oil Taxation Manual

OT21550 · Corporation tax ring fence: investment allowance

  • OT21555 · Investment Allowance: Introduction
  • OT21560 · Investment Allowance: Requirements to generate allowance
  • OT21562 · Investment Allowance: Meaning of 'investment expenditure'
  • OT21563 · Investment Allowance: Capital expenditure
  • OT21564 · Investment Allowance: Operating and leasing expenditure
  • OT21564A · Investment Allowance: Operating and leasing expenditure – Operating expenditure
  • OT21564B · Investment Allowance: Operating and leasing expenditure – Leasing expenditure
  • OT21564C · Investment Allowance: Operating and leasing expenditure – Restrictions
  • OT21565 · Investment Allowance: Meaning of 'qualifying oil field'
  • OT21566 · Investment Allowance: Expenditure incurred before a field is determined
  • OT21567 · Investment Allowance: Disqualifying conditions
  • OT21568 · Investment Allowance: Interaction with field allowances
  • OT21570 · Investment Allowance: How allowance is activated
  • OT21580 · Investment Allowance: How allowance is used
  • OT21581 · Investment Allowance: Carry forward of generated allowance
  • OT21583 · Investment Allowance: Carry forward of activated allowance
  • OT21584 · Investment Allowance: Changes in equity share
  • OT21585 · Investment Allowance: Transfer of allowance on disposal and acquisition of equity share
  • OT21590 · Investment Allowance: Cluster area allowance
  1. Corporation tax ring fence: investment allowance: contents
  2. Investment Allowance: Disqualifying conditions

OT21567 | Investment Allowance: Disqualifying conditions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

CTA10\S332D

There are two disqualifying conditions, which prevent certain items of expenditure from generating investment allowance, when they otherwise would have been able to.

The first applies when expenditure is incurred in relation to the acquisition of an asset, which has already generated investment allowance for any company.

The second applies when expenditure has been incurred on the acquisition of equity in an oil field, and any connected assets, that would have been relievable had the investment allowance legislation been in place.

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