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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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240 Additional VAT liability

(1) This section applies if a person— (a) was entitled to a balancing allowance for the final chargeable period for a short-life asset pool for a qualifying activity, (b) has incurred, after the end of that period, an additional VAT liability in respect of the original expenditure on the provision of the short-life asset, and (c) has not brought the liability into account in determining the amount of the balancing allowance. (2) The person is entitled to a further balancing allowance, of an amount equal to the additional VAT liability, for the chargeable period of the qualifying activity in which the additional VAT liability accrues.

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240 Additional VAT liability

(1) This section applies if a person— (a) was entitled to a balancing allowance for the final chargeable period for a short-life asset pool for a qualifying activity, (b) has incurred, after the end of that period, an additional VAT liability in respect of the original expenditure on the provision of the short-life asset, and (c) has not brought the liability into account in determining the amount of the balancing allowance. (2) The person is entitled to a further balancing allowance, of an amount equal to the additional VAT liability, for the chargeable period of the qualifying activity in which the additional VAT liability accrues.

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