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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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212 Reduction of allowances and charges on expenditure in single asset pool

(1) This section applies if expenditure is in a single asset pool under section 211(1) or (4). (2) The amount of— (a) any writing-down allowance or balancing allowance to which the person is entitled, or (b) any balancing charge to which the person is liable, must be reduced to an amount which is just and reasonable having regard to the relevant circumstances. (3) In calculating under section 59 the amount of unrelieved qualifying expenditure carried forward, a reduction of a writing-down allowance under subsection (2) is to be disregarded. (4) If a person entitled to a writing-down allowance for a chargeable period— (a) does not claim the allowance, or (b) claims less than the full amount of the allowance, the unrelieved qualifying expenditure carried forward from the period is to be treated as not reduced or (as the case may be) only proportionately reduced.

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212 Reduction of allowances and charges on expenditure in single asset pool

(1) This section applies if expenditure is in a single asset pool under section 211(1) or (4). (2) The amount of— (a) any writing-down allowance or balancing allowance to which the person is entitled, or (b) any balancing charge to which the person is liable, must be reduced to an amount which is just and reasonable having regard to the relevant circumstances. (3) In calculating under section 59 the amount of unrelieved qualifying expenditure carried forward, a reduction of a writing-down allowance under subsection (2) is to be disregarded. (4) If a person entitled to a writing-down allowance for a chargeable period— (a) does not claim the allowance, or (b) claims less than the full amount of the allowance, the unrelieved qualifying expenditure carried forward from the period is to be treated as not reduced or (as the case may be) only proportionately reduced.

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