The basic rule is that the structures and buildings allowance (SBA) for a chargeable period of one year is 3% (10% for freeport or investment zone qualifying expenditure and 2% before 1 April 2020 for corporation tax and before 6 April 2020 for income tax) of the qualifying expenditure1. The allowance is given on a straight-line basis so that the qualifying expenditure is relieved in full over a 33 and 1/3 year period (or 10 years for freeport or investment zone qualifying expenditure and 50-year period before 1 April 2020 for corporation tax and before 6 April 2020 for income tax). The amount of the allowance is proportionately increased or reduced for chargeable periods of more than or less than one year2. If the entitlement conditions for SBA (see B3.271) are met only for a part of a chargeable period, an allowance period ends part way through a chargeable period or if entitlement to allowances ceases during a chargeable period because the building or structure is demolished, the
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