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Mineral extraction allowances (10%) |
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Fixed assets | Mineral extraction allowances (25%) | Multiple mineral extraction allowances (10%) | Multiple mineral extraction allowances (25%)
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This schedule offer the user the chance to identify each qualifying item of expenditure by both a description and the relevant licence number in each exploration area.
Allowances are calculated at 10% where the qualifying expenditure comprises:
For Financial year 1996 computations onwards the rate for the allowances may be changed to 5%.
This schedule works in the same way as the Mineral extraction allowances (25%) schedule.
This schedule has no standard sub-schedules.
On carry forward, this schedule is automatically developed in the subsequent computation if it is present in the prior year computation. In the subsequent computation, the tax written down value brought forward is entered automatically.
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Excess waiver | This error occurs when the writing down allowances (WDA) disclaimed are in excess of the amount of WDAs actually available. Ensure that the WDAs disclaimed are not in excess of the actual WDAs. |
Allowances waived should be positive | This error results from the sign conventions used within the software. Writing down allowances (WDA) are deducted from the profit before tax to arrive at profits chargeable to corporation tax. If the allowances waived are entered as a negative number, this actually increases the WDAs claimed in this accounting period instead of deferring them until future accounting periods. This error can be resolved by clicking the
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