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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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228A Application of sections 228B and 228C

(1) Sections 228B and 228C apply where plant or machinery is the subject of a lease and finance leaseback. (2) Plant or machinery is the subject of a lease and finance leaseback if— (a) a person (“S”) leases the plant or machinery to another (“B”), (b) after the date of that transaction, the use of the plant or machinery falls within sub-paragraph (i), (ii) or (iii) of section 221(1)(b), and (c) it is directly as a consequence of having been leased under a finance lease that the plant or machinery is available to be so used after that date. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2), S leases the plant or machinery to B only if— (a) S grants B rights over the plant or machinery, (b) consideration is given for that grant, and (c) S is not required to bring all of that consideration into account under this Part.

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228A Application of sections 228B and 228C

(1) Sections 228B and 228C apply where plant or machinery is the subject of a lease and finance leaseback. (2) Plant or machinery is the subject of a lease and finance leaseback if— (a) a person (“S”) leases the plant or machinery to another (“B”), (b) after the date of that transaction, the use of the plant or machinery falls within sub-paragraph (i), (ii) or (iii) of section 221(1)(b), and (c) it is directly as a consequence of having been leased under a finance lease that the plant or machinery is available to be so used after that date. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2), S leases the plant or machinery to B only if— (a) S grants B rights over the plant or machinery, (b) consideration is given for that grant, and (c) S is not required to bring all of that consideration into account under this Part.

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