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Capital Allowances Act 2001

Crossheading Cases in which a person is entitled to a balancing allowance

  • Section 426 Pre-trading expenditure
  • Section 427 Giving up exploration, search or inquiry
  • Section 428 Ceasing to work mineral deposits
  • Section 429 Buildings etc. for benefit of employees abroad ceasing to be used
  • Section 430 Disposal of asset, etc.
  • Section 431 Discontinuance of trade
  • Section 431A Foreign permanent establishment exemption
  • Section 431B Disposal value: no allowance/no charge cases
  • Section 431C Notional allowances
  • Section 431D Persons leaving cash basis
  1. Cases in which a person is entitled to a balancing allowance
  2. Ceasing to work mineral deposits

Section 428 | Ceasing to work mineral deposits

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)A person’s entitlement to an allowance for a chargeable period is to a balancing allowance if—

(a)in that chargeable period he permanently ceases to work particular mineral deposits, and

(b)the qualifying expenditure is expenditure incurred—

(i)on mineral exploration and access relating solely to those deposits, or

(ii)on acquiring a mineral asset consisting of those deposits or part of them.

(2)If the person carrying on the mineral extraction trade is entitled to two or more mineral assets which at any time were—

(a)comprised in a single mineral asset, or

(b)otherwise derived from a single mineral asset,

subsection (1) does not apply until such time as the person permanently ceases to work the deposits comprised in all the mineral assets concerned taken together.

(3)For the purposes of subsection (2), if a mineral asset relates to, but does not actually consist of, mineral deposits, the deposits to which the asset relates are to be treated as comprised in the asset.

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