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Capital Allowances Act 2001

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444 Disposal events: chargeable period for which disposal value is to be brought into account

(1) The chargeable period for which a disposal value is to be brought into account under section 443(1) in respect of qualifying expenditure is given by this section. (2) Subsection (3) applies if the disposal event occurs in or after the chargeable period for which the allowance in respect of the expenditure is made. (3) The disposal value is to be brought into account for— (a) the chargeable period in which the event occurs, or (b) if the event occurs after the chargeable period in which the relevant trade is permanently discontinued, that chargeable period. (4) If the disposal event occurs before the chargeable period for which the allowance in respect of the expenditure is made, the disposal value is to be brought into account for that chargeable period.

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444 Disposal events: chargeable period for which disposal value is to be brought into account

(1) The chargeable period for which a disposal value is to be brought into account under section 443(1) in respect of qualifying expenditure is given by this section. (2) Subsection (3) applies if the disposal event occurs in or after the chargeable period for which the allowance in respect of the expenditure is made. (3) The disposal value is to be brought into account for— (a) the chargeable period in which the event occurs, or (b) if the event occurs after the chargeable period in which the relevant trade is permanently discontinued, that chargeable period. (4) If the disposal event occurs before the chargeable period for which the allowance in respect of the expenditure is made, the disposal value is to be brought into account for that chargeable period.

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