Capital Allowances Act 2001 section 206

Single asset pool etc

Section 206 requires that expenditure on plant or machinery used partly for a qualifying activity and partly for other purposes must be placed in its own single asset pool, and sets out what happens when an asset already in a pool begins to be used partly for non-qualifying purposes.

  • Qualifying expenditure incurred partly for a qualifying activity and partly for other purposes must be allocated to a single asset pool rather than a main or special rate pool.
  • When plant or machinery already in a pool begins to be used partly for non-qualifying purposes, a disposal value is brought into account in the existing pool and an equal amount is allocated as expenditure to a new single asset pool.
  • The disposal value used when an asset moves to mixed use is its market value at that point.
  • Where expenditure is already in a single asset pool under this provision, the asset beginning to be used partly for non-qualifying purposes does not trigger a final chargeable period or a disposal event.

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