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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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442 Balancing charges

(1) This section applies if— (a) an allowance is made to a person for a chargeable period in respect of qualifying expenditure, and (b) the person is required to bring a disposal value into account for a later chargeable period in respect of that expenditure. (2) The person is liable to a balancing charge for the later chargeable period in respect of the qualifying expenditure. (3) The amount of the balancing charge is— (a) the amount (if any) by which the disposal value to be brought into account for the period exceeds any unclaimed allowance, or (b) if less, the allowance made in respect of the qualifying expenditure. (4) “Unclaimed allowance” means any part of the allowance to which the person was entitled in respect of the qualifying expenditure but which has not been claimed. (5) This section is to be read with section 449 (effect on balancing charges of additional VAT rebates in earlier chargeable periods).

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442 Balancing charges

(1) This section applies if— (a) an allowance is made to a person for a chargeable period in respect of qualifying expenditure, and (b) the person is required to bring a disposal value into account for a later chargeable period in respect of that expenditure. (2) The person is liable to a balancing charge for the later chargeable period in respect of the qualifying expenditure. (3) The amount of the balancing charge is— (a) the amount (if any) by which the disposal value to be brought into account for the period exceeds any unclaimed allowance, or (b) if less, the allowance made in respect of the qualifying expenditure. (4) “Unclaimed allowance” means any part of the allowance to which the person was entitled in respect of the qualifying expenditure but which has not been claimed. (5) This section is to be read with section 449 (effect on balancing charges of additional VAT rebates in earlier chargeable periods).

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