Capital goods scheme
Actual and deemed disposal
Adjustments, declaration
Capital item sold without ever having been used
De-registration a deemed disposal
Disposal by two transactions: one exempt and one standard-rated
Disposal test
Final adjustment
Final repayment adjustment capped
Grant or assignment of tenancy or lease
Loss, destruction or expiring leases
Sale of capital item: new adjustment period begins for purchaser
Temporary non-use of capital item
Adjusting input tax
Computation
Declaration
Four-year cap
Generally
Local authorities
Adjustment
Decrease in making taxable supplies in respect of leaseback transaction
Fair and reasonable, option to tax land
Generally
Input tax incurred after initial interval
Adjustment period
Application, measures
Generally
Initial interval
Intervals
Refraining from applying provisions
Services
Special circumstances affecting length of interval
Aircraft, ships, boats and other vessels
Applicable items
Ascertainment of taxable use
Buildings and land
£250,000 limit
Acquisition partly for non-business purpose
Building in course of construction is building
Estimated amounts
Generally
Phased refurbishment
Residential property developments
Types of supply
Calculation of deductible proportion
Capital goods and equipment, meaning
Cessation of supplies: non-payment of rent due under leaseback
CGS may not claw back over-recovered VAT
Changes between business and non-business use
Changes between taxable and exempt business use
Checklist
Computer equipment
£50,000 limit (excluding VAT)
Excluded items
Item-by-item basis
De-registration, final adjustment
European approach
Four-year cap for adjustments
Change in use
Declaration
General provision
Generally
Inapplicability
Purchase by public body
Purchase by way of exempt or zero-rated supply
Input tax incurred before or after initial interval
Interaction with capital allowances for direct tax
Interpretation
Items held as trading stock
Land and buildings
£250,000 limit
Acquisition partly for non-business purpose
Building in course of construction is building
Buildings acquired partly for non-business purpose
Estimated amounts
Former developer's self-supply
Generally
Phased refurbishment
Residential property developments
Types of supply
Leasing
Generally
Lease or buy
Lost/stolen or destroyed items
Mandatory
Meaning
Meaning of capital goods
Demonstrator cars
Sale of cars
Method of adjustment
No claim for goods caught
Partial exemption
Generally
Period of adjustment
Public authority purchasing capital goods, taxable person
Purchaser not liable for clawback of seller's input tax
Re-registration
Records
Registration
Relevant amount of capital expenditure
Repairs and alterations
Self-supply, groups of companies
Taxable use
Generally
Quantifying
Transfer of business as going concern
Use and first use
Zero-rated premiums
Transfer of activities
Transfer of business as going concern
Adjustments by transferee
Final adjustment by transferee
Generally
Transfer of registration number
VAT groups, no self-supply
Value added tax
Value of items
Generally
Refurbishment or fitting out work, alternate method
VAT groups
Accommodation a capital item
Adjustments, declaration
Changes to intervals
Generally
Transfer of going concern