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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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As published

126 Minor definitions

(1) In this Chapter “normal writing-down allowance” means a writing-down allowance of an amount determined without regard to sections 102 and 109 (reduced rates). (2) In this Chapter any reference, in relation to any person, to expenditure having qualified for a normal writing-down allowance is to— (a) the expenditure, or part of it, having fallen to be included in that person’s available qualifying expenditure for any chargeable period, and (b) that available qualifying expenditure being expenditure which is not subject to section 102 or 109. (3) Any reference in this Chapter to a person’s expenditure having qualified for a first-year allowance is to such an allowance having fallen to be made in respect of the whole or any part of the expenditure.

Your change, as a redline

126 Minor definitions

(1) In this Chapter “normal writing-down allowance” means a writing-down allowance of an amount determined without regard to sections 102 and 109 (reduced rates). (2) In this Chapter any reference, in relation to any person, to expenditure having qualified for a normal writing-down allowance is to— (a) the expenditure, or part of it, having fallen to be included in that person’s available qualifying expenditure for any chargeable period, and (b) that available qualifying expenditure being expenditure which is not subject to section 102 or 109. (3) Any reference in this Chapter to a person’s expenditure having qualified for a first-year allowance is to such an allowance having fallen to be made in respect of the whole or any part of the expenditure.

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