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Capital Allowances Act 2001

Section 282: Buildings outside the United Kingdom

987.This section is based on section 18(13) and (14) of CAA 1990. It provides that a building outside the UK which is used for the purposes of a qualifying trade only qualifies for allowances if the profits of that trade are assessable under Case I of Schedule D.

988.In CAA 1990 this condition applies explicitly to all buildings other than commercial buildings. This section applies it to all buildings including commercial buildings. But commercial buildings are, by definition, in enterprise zones in the United Kingdom so the section does not apply to them in any event.

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