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Transfer of assets

Herbs16
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Transfer of assets

Postby Herbs16 » Fri Nov 24, 2017 1:37 pm

Hi
My friend traded as a partnership, ceased, had capital allowances of £30,000 (equipment), these were transferred to his new Limited company at market value.

How do I calculate capital allowances please?

Disposal in partnership at £30,000 and purchase through Limited and claim AIA of £30,000?

Is that correct?
Thanks

SteLacca
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Re: Transfer of assets

Postby SteLacca » Mon Nov 27, 2017 4:30 pm

When you say he had capital allowances of £30,000, do you mean that was the tax written down value?

In strictness, you should use MV for both the disposal (potential capital gains issues) and for the acquisition value by the company, and then claim AIA or CAs in the company based on that MV.

With regards to the partnership, he may also need to consider whether a balancing charge/balancing allowance arises.

bd6759
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Re: Transfer of assets

Postby bd6759 » Mon Nov 27, 2017 6:06 pm

You should tell your friend to appoint an acountant.

The transfer can be at MV or WDV if both agree. AIA cannot be claimed on assests acquired form a connected person.


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