Disposal of an AIA asset
Fitz
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My client has part-exchanged his truck that he bought last year. As I claimed AIA for the capital cost of the truck last year, it went into capital pool at nil cost. Are the proceeds of the disposal therefore treated as a balancing charge?
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Yes...one of the disadvantages of putting larger items into the AIA scheme.0
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TC do you have a link to back that up please as I'm having problems with a client. I told him I thought this was the case but he wants to see for himself and I haven't been able to find anything.0
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TC do you have a link to back that up please as I'm having problems with a client. I told him I thought this was the case but he wants to see for himself and I haven't been able to find anything.
It's not very nice that your client doesn't trust you 100% and wants you to prove to him.0 -
Many thanks TC.
Stevo, this client is a pain in the arse, spends too much time listening to the man in the pub instead of me!0
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