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Relief from income tax and corporation tax based on eligible capital expenditure. | Relief from income tax and corporation tax based on eligible capital expenditure. | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 23 April 2022
1. UK tax.
Relief from income tax and corporation tax based on eligible capital expenditure.
The rate of relief depends on the amount and the nature of the expenditure.
2.
Similar relief under other tax systems, often known as 'tax depreciation'.
See also
- 100% capital allowance
- Annual Investment Allowance
- Balancing allowances
- Balancing charges
- Capital expenditure
- Corporation Tax
- Depreciation
- First year allowance
- General pool
- Income Tax
- Industrial Buildings Allowance
- Qualifying expenditure
- Tax depreciation
- Tax written down value
- Writing down allowance
- CertICM
