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(1)This section applies if—
(a)one person (“B”) enters into a transaction with another person (“S”) which is a relevant transaction for the purposes of Chapter 17 (anti-avoidance), and
(b)a first-year allowance in respect of B’s expenditure under the relevant transaction is prohibited by section 217(1) or 223(1).
(2)A first-year allowance is not to be made in respect of any additional VAT liability incurred by B in respect of his expenditure under the relevant transaction.
(3)Any first-year allowance which is prohibited by subsection (2), but which has already been made, is to be withdrawn.
(1)This section applies instead of section 218 (restriction on B’s qualifying expenditure in case other than sale and finance leaseback) if—
(a)apart from this subsection, section 218 would apply, and
(b)an additional VAT liability has been incurred by, or an additional rebate has been made to, any of the persons mentioned in that section.
(2)The amount, if any, by which E exceeds D is to be left out of account in determining B’s available qualifying expenditure.
E and D are defined in subsections (3) to (6).
(3)Except where subsection (6) applies, E is the sum of—
(a)B’s expenditure under the relevant transaction, and
(b)any additional VAT liability incurred by B in respect of that expenditure.
(4)If S is required to bring a disposal value into account under this Part because of the relevant transaction, D is that disposal value.
(5)If S is not required to bring a disposal value into account under this Part because of the relevant transaction, D is whichever of the following is the smallest—
(a)the market value of the plant or machinery;
(b)if S incurred capital expenditure on the provision of the plant or machinery, the amount of that expenditure—
(i)increased by the amount of any additional VAT liability incurred by S in respect of that expenditure, and
(ii)reduced by the amount of any additional VAT rebate made to S in respect of that expenditure;
(c)if a person connected with S incurred capital expenditure on the provision of the plant or machinery, the amount of that expenditure—
(i)increased by the amount of any additional VAT liability incurred by that person in respect of that expenditure, and
(ii)reduced by the amount of any additional VAT rebate made to that person in respect of that expenditure.
(6)If—
(a)S is not required to bring a disposal value into account under this Part because of the relevant transaction,
(b)the smallest amount under subsection (5) is the market value of the plant or machinery, and
(c)that value is determined inclusive of value added tax,
E is the amount of B’s expenditure under the relevant transaction.
(1)This section applies instead of section 224 (restriction on B’s qualifying expenditure in case of sale and finance leaseback) if—
(a)apart from this subsection, section 224 would apply, and
(b)an additional VAT liability has been incurred by B.
(2)The amount, if any, by which E exceeds D is to be left out of account in determining B’s available qualifying expenditure.
E and D are defined in subsections (3) to (7).
(3)Except where subsection (7) applies, E is the sum of—
(a)B’s expenditure under the relevant transaction, and
(b)any additional VAT liability incurred by B in respect of that expenditure.
(4)If S is required to bring a disposal value into account under this Part because of the relevant transaction, D is that disposal value (determined in accordance with section 222).
(5)If S is not required to bring a disposal value into account under this Part because of the relevant transaction, D is whichever of the following is the smallest—
(a)the market value of the plant or machinery;
(b)if S incurred capital expenditure on the provision of the plant or machinery, the notional written-down value of that capital expenditure;
(c)if a person connected with S incurred capital expenditure on the provision of the plant or machinery, the notional written-down value of that capital expenditure.
(6)In this section “the notional written-down value”, in relation to expenditure incurred by a person on the provision of plant or machinery, has the meaning given by section 222(3).
(7)If—
(a)S is not required to bring a disposal value into account under this Part because of the relevant transaction,
(b)the smallest amount under subsection (5) is the market value of the plant or machinery, and
(c)that value is determined inclusive of value added tax,
E is the amount of B’s expenditure under the relevant transaction.
An additional VAT liability is not qualifying expenditure for the purposes of this Part if—
(a)section 225 (restriction on B’s qualifying expenditure if lessor not bearing compliance risk) applies, and
(b)the additional VAT liability is incurred—
(i)by B, in respect of the expenditure referred to in section 225(2)(a), or
(ii)by the lessor, in respect of the expenditure referred to in section 225(2)(b).
(1)This section applies if—
(a)an election is made under section 227 (sale and leaseback or sale and finance leaseback: election for special treatment), and
(b)an additional VAT liability is incurred by S in respect of the capital expenditure incurred on the provision of the plant or machinery to which the election relates.
(2)The effect of the election is—
(a)that no allowance is to be made to S under this Act in respect of the additional VAT liability, and
(b)that the additional VAT liability must be left out of account in determining Ss' available qualifying expenditure for any period.
(1)All such assessments and adjustments of assessments are to be made as are necessary to give effect to sections 241 to 245.
(2)Section 232 (meaning of connected person) applies for the purposes of sections 242 and 243.
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