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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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307 Building not industrial building when first used etc.

(1) No initial allowance is to be made under section 305 if, when the building is first used, it is not an industrial building. (2) An initial allowance which has been made in respect of a building which is to be an industrial building is to be withdrawn if, when the building is first used, it is not an industrial building. (3) An initial allowance which has been made in respect of a building which has not been used is to be withdrawn if the person to whom the allowance was made sells the relevant interest before the building is first used. (4) All such assessments and adjustments of assessments are to be made as are necessary to give effect to this section.

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307 Building not industrial building when first used etc.

(1) No initial allowance is to be made under section 305 if, when the building is first used, it is not an industrial building. (2) An initial allowance which has been made in respect of a building which is to be an industrial building is to be withdrawn if, when the building is first used, it is not an industrial building. (3) An initial allowance which has been made in respect of a building which has not been used is to be withdrawn if the person to whom the allowance was made sells the relevant interest before the building is first used. (4) All such assessments and adjustments of assessments are to be made as are necessary to give effect to this section.

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