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General rule as to what is the relevant interest



Capital Allowances Act 2001

Capital allowances

No double allowances

General conditions as to availability of plant and machinery allowances

Qualifying activities

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First-year allowances available for certain types of qualifying expenditure only

First-year allowances

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Software and rights to software

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Scope of Chapter etc

Reduction of first-year allowances

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Relevant transactions: sale, hire-purchase (etc.) and assignment

Introduction: Additional VAT liability treated as qualifying expenditure

Trades: Ordinary Schedule A businesses

Qualifying activities carried on in partnership

Industrial buildings allowance

Trades and undertakings which are qualifying trades

General rule as to what is the relevant interest

Meaning of qualifying expenditure

Initial allowances for qualifying enterprise zone expenditure

Entitlement to writing-down allowance

When balancing adjustments are made

Introduction, Writing off initial allowances

Carrying on of highway undertakings

Introduction, Additional VAT liabilities and initial allowances

Trades, Lessors and licensors

Apportionment of sums partly referable to non-qualifying assets

Agricultural buildings allowances, Meaning of husbandry, Expenditure on the construction of a building

General rule as to what is the relevant interest

Capital expenditure on construction of agricultural building

Entitlement to writing-down allowance

When balancing adjustments are made

Trades, Meaning of freehold interest, lease, etc.

Mineral extraction allowances

Qualifying expenditure on mineral exploration and access

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Determination of entitlement or liability

Giving effect to allowances and charges

Research and development allowances

Qualifying expenditure

Allowances, Balancing charges, Disposal values and disposal events

Introduction, Additional VAT liability treated as additional expenditure etc

Giving effect to allowances and charges, Sales: time of cessation of ownership

Know-how allowances, Know-how as property

Qualifying expenditure, Excluded expenditure

Pooling of expenditure

Patent allowances

Qualifying expenditure

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Persons having qualifying trade expenditure

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Dredging allowances

Assured tenancy allowances

Introduction

Capital expenditure on construction

Requirements relating to the landlord

Entitlement to writing-down allowance

When balancing adjustments are made

Introduction

Giving effect to allowances and charges

The general rule excluding contributions

Conditions for contribution allowances under Parts 2 to 5

Management assets, Investment assets

Introduction, Additional VAT liability and additional VAT rebate

Meaning of oil licence and interest in an oil licence

Application of sections 558 and 559

Apportionment where property sold together

Application of Act to parts of assets

Abbreviations and defined expressions

Part 2 Defined expressions

Consequential amendments

Transitionals and savings, Part 1: Continuity of the law

Part 2: Changes in the law

Part 3: General

Part 4: Plant and machinery allowances

Part 5: Industrial buildings allowances

Part 6: Agricultural buildings allowances

Part 7: Mineral extraction allowances

Part 8: Research and development allowances

Part 9: Patent allowances

Part 10: Dredging allowances

Part 11: Contributions

Part 12: Supplemental

Part 13: Other enactments

Repeals



Capital Allowances Act 2001
2001 Chapter 2 - continued
Supplementary provisions - continued

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 CHAPTER 3
 THE RELEVANT INTEREST IN THE BUILDING
286    General rule as to what is the relevant interest
 
     (1) The relevant interest in relation to any qualifying expenditure is the interest in the building to which the person who incurred the expenditure on the construction of the building was entitled when the expenditure was incurred.
 
     (2) Subsection (1) is subject to the following provisions of this Chapter and to sections 342 (highway undertakings) and 359 (provisions applying on termination of lease).
 
     (3) If-
 
 
    (a) the person who incurred the expenditure on the construction of the building was entitled to more than one interest in the building when the expenditure was incurred, and
 
    (b) one of those interests was reversionary on all the others,
 the reversionary interest is the relevant interest.
 
287    Interest acquired on completion of construction
 
 For the purposes of determining the relevant interest, a person who-
 
 
    (a) incurs expenditure on the construction of a building, and
 
    (b) is entitled to an interest in the building on or as a result of the completion of the construction,
 is treated as having had that interest when the expenditure was incurred.
 
288    Effect of creation of subordinate interest
 
     (1) An interest does not cease to be the relevant interest merely because of the creation of a lease or other interest to which that interest is subject.
 
     (2) This is subject to any election under section 290.
 
289    Merger of leasehold interest
 
 If the relevant interest is a leasehold interest which is extinguished on-
 
 
    (a) being surrendered, or
 
    (b) the person entitled to the interest acquiring the interest which is reversionary on it,
 the interest into which the leasehold interest merges becomes the relevant interest when the leasehold interest is extinguished.
 
290    Election to treat grant of lease exceeding 50 years as sale
 
     (1) Subsection (2) applies if-
 
 
    (a) expenditure has been incurred on the construction of a building,
 
    (b) a lease of the building is granted out of the interest which is the relevant interest in relation to the expenditure,
 
    (c) the duration of the lease exceeds 50 years, and
 
    (d) the lessor and the lessee elect for subsection (2) to apply.
     (2) This Part applies as if-
 
 
    (a) the grant of the lease were a sale of the relevant interest by the lessor to the lessee at the time when the lease takes effect,
 
    (b) any capital sum paid by the lessee in consideration for the grant of the lease were the purchase price on the sale, and
 
    (c) the interest out of which the lease was granted had at that time ceased to be, and the interest granted by the lease had at that time become, the relevant interest.
     (3) The election has effect in relation to all the expenditure-
 
 
    (a) in relation to which the interest out of which the lease is granted is the relevant interest, and
 
    (b) which relates to the building (or buildings) that is (or are) the subject of the lease.
291    Supplementary provisions with respect to elections
 
     (1) No election may be made under section 290 by a lessor and lessee who are connected persons unless-
 
 
    (a) the lessor is a body discharging statutory functions, and
 
    (b) the lessee is a company of which it has control.
     (2) No election may be made under section 290 if it appears that the sole or main benefit which may be expected to accrue to the lessor from the grant of the lease and the making of an election is obtaining a balancing allowance.
 
     (3) Whether the duration of a lease exceeds 50 years is to be determined-
 
 
    (a) in accordance with section 38(1) to (4) and (6) of ICTA, and
 
    (b) without regard to section 359(3) (new lease granted as a result of the exercise of an option treated as continuation of old lease).
     (4) An election under section 290 must be made by notice to the Inland Revenue within 2 years after the date on which the lease takes effect.
 
     (5) All such adjustments, by discharge or repayment of tax or otherwise, are to be made as are necessary to give effect to the election.
 
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