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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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147 Exclusions: ship previously owned

(1) Expenditure on the provision of a ship is not expenditure on new shipping if the person who incurred the expenditure— (a) has already owned the ship in the period of 6 years ending with the time when he first owns it as a result of incurring the expenditure, or (b) was connected at a material time with a person who owned the ship at any time during that period. (2) For this purpose a material time is— (a) the time when the expenditure was incurred, or (b) any earlier time in the 6 year period beginning with the relevant disposal event.

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147 Exclusions: ship previously owned

(1) Expenditure on the provision of a ship is not expenditure on new shipping if the person who incurred the expenditure— (a) has already owned the ship in the period of 6 years ending with the time when he first owns it as a result of incurring the expenditure, or (b) was connected at a material time with a person who owned the ship at any time during that period. (2) For this purpose a material time is— (a) the time when the expenditure was incurred, or (b) any earlier time in the 6 year period beginning with the relevant disposal event.

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