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Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

Section 327: Capital allowances and loss relief

1349.This is the first of two sections that provide for separate calculations in order to give effect to the tax advantages of qualifying holiday lettings. It is new.

1350.There is no explicit requirement for separate furnished holiday lettings calculations in section 503 of ICTA. But it is clearly not possible to give effect to the special income tax treatments available to furnished holiday lettings without separating out the relevant income and expenditure. Requiring, where appropriate, separate calculations makes explicit what is only implicit in section 503 of ICTA. Section 327 and section 328 provide a mechanism to ensure that the special rules that can give tax advantages in respect of these lettings work properly and clearly in the context of a UK property business of which the furnished holiday lettings is part: the profit from such lettings must be identified separately but only when there is a practical need to do so.

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