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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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292 Meaning of “qualifying expenditure”

In this Part “qualifying expenditure” means expenditure which is qualifying expenditure under— section 294 | capital expenditure on construction of a building section 295 | purchase of unused building where developer not involved section 296 | purchase of building which has been sold unused by developer section 301 | qualifying expenditure on sale within 2 years of first use where all of expenditure is qualifying enterprise zone expenditure section 303 | qualifying expenditure on sale within 2 years of first use where part of expenditure is qualifying enterprise zone expenditure.

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292 Meaning of “qualifying expenditure”

In this Part “qualifying expenditure” means expenditure which is qualifying expenditure under— section 294 | capital expenditure on construction of a building section 295 | purchase of unused building where developer not involved section 296 | purchase of building which has been sold unused by developer section 301 | qualifying expenditure on sale within 2 years of first use where all of expenditure is qualifying enterprise zone expenditure section 303 | qualifying expenditure on sale within 2 years of first use where part of expenditure is qualifying enterprise zone expenditure.

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