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Part disposal- Chargeable gains for Companies

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  • August 24, 2020 at 12:11 pm #581742
    SaiSai321
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    When a company has a damaged asset and receives insurance money for the part disposal, the treatment is specified in the notes as-

    “if the insurance money is fully used in restoring the asset the tax payer can elect to have the
    proceeds deducted from the cost of the asset for a future calculation thereby deferring any gain
    when the insurance is received”

    Could someone help me understand how the deferment happens when the insurance is received, and when is the chargeability deferred to? Will the insurance receipt be charged at a later point in time?

    Thanks in advance!

    August 26, 2020 at 4:09 pm #582172
    f6ali
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    Lets say that 6 months after the damage, the asset was disposed of. The BASE COST will be calculated as follows:

    Cost xxxx
    Add: Restoration expenditure xxxx
    Less: Insurance proceeds (xxxx)
    Base cost = xxxx

    This base cost will be used for gain calculation.
    Hope this helps.

    September 1, 2020 at 4:17 pm #583037
    SaiSai321
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    That was very helpful! Thank you!!

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