Capital Allowances Act 2001 section 392

UK property businesses

Section 392 explains how capital allowances and charges are given effect for persons who are not carrying on a trade, by routing them through a UK property business.

  • The section applies where a person is entitled to an allowance or liable to a charge but was not trading during the chargeable period
  • If the person was running a UK property business in that period, the allowance is treated as an expense and the charge as a receipt of that business
  • If the person was not running a UK property business either, they are deemed to have carried on such a business so that the allowance and charge can be given effect
  • In the deemed business scenario, the allowance is likewise treated as an expense and the charge as a receipt of that notional property business

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