CREC063200 - Expenditure credit calculation: examples: multi-period production
Company B is producing a video game.Ìý
AP1Ìý
DescriptionÌý |
Amount (£)Ìý |
Total expenditure to dateÌý |
200,000Ìý |
Core expenditure to dateÌý |
190,000Ìý |
Excluded expenditure to dateÌý |
15,000Ìý |
Non-UK core expenditure to dateÌý |
25,000Ìý |
Qualifying expenditure to date in last period in which a claim was madeÌý |
n/aÌý |
Note: ‘to dateâ€� means up to the end of the accounting period to which the claim relates.Ìý
Step 1 - Find the amount of relevant global expenditureÌý
Relevant global expenditure must be expenditure which is brought into account as part of the separate trade, is core expenditure and is not excluded expenditure.Ìý
Assuming that all of Company B’s core expenditure has been brought into account as part of total expenditure, and that all excluded expenditure is core expenditure, relevant global expenditure is:Ìý
£190,000 - £15,000 = £175,000Ìý
Step 2 â€� Deduct non-UK expenditure from the result of step 1Ìý
Assuming that all of Company B’s non-UK expenditure is core expenditure but is not also excluded expenditure:Ìý
£175,000 - £25,000 = £150,000Ìý
UK expenditure is therefore £150,000Ìý
Step 3 â€� Find the lesser of UK expenditure and 80% of relevant global expenditureÌý
UK expenditure (the result of step 2) = £150,000Ìý
80% of relevant global expenditure = £175,000 x 80% = £140,000Ìý
The lesser amount (£140,000) is ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€�.Ìý
Step 4 â€� Deduct ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€� in the last period in which the company claimed a credit from ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€� in the current periodÌý
Because this is the company’s first claim for this production, there is no need to do anything at this step. ‘Qualifying expenditure for the periodâ€� is equal to ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€�: £140,000.Ìý
Step 5 â€� Multiply ‘qualifying expenditure for the periodâ€� by the relevant percentageÌý
Because Company B is making a video game, the relevant percentage is 34%.Ìý
The amount of credit to which Company B is entitled for AP1 is £140,000 x 34% = £47,600
AP2Ìý
DescriptionÌý |
AP1 amount (£)Ìý |
AP2 amount (£)Ìý |
Total (£)Ìý |
Total expenditureÌý |
200,000Ìý |
150,000Ìý |
350,000Ìý |
Core expenditureÌýÌý |
190,00Ìý |
130,000Ìý |
320,000Ìý |
Excluded expenditureÌý |
15,000Ìý |
10,000Ìý |
25,000Ìý |
Non-UK core expenditureÌý |
25,000Ìý |
20,000Ìý |
45,000Ìý |
Qualifying expenditure to date in last period in which a claim was madeÌý |
N/AÌý |
140,000Ìý |
-Ìý |
â€�To dateâ€� means up to the end of the accounting period to which the claim relates, therefore in the second AP it includes all the expenditure from both AP1 and AP2.ÌýÌý
Step 1 - Find the amount of relevant global expenditureÌý
Making the same assumptions as in AP1, relevant global expenditure is:Ìý
£320,000 - £25,000 = £295,000Ìý
Step 2 â€� Deduct non-UK expenditure from the result of step 1Ìý
£295,000 - £45,000 = £250,000Ìý
UK expenditure is therefore £250,000.Ìý
Step 3 â€� Find the lesser of UK expenditure and 80% of relevant global expenditureÌý
UK expenditure (the result of step 2) = £250,000Ìý
80% of relevant global expenditure = £295,000 x 80% = £236,000Ìý
The lesser amount (£236,000) is ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€�.Ìý
Step 4 â€� Deduct ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€� in the last period in which the company claimed a credit from ‘qualifying expenditure to dateâ€� in the current periodÌý
The most recent period in which Company B claimed a credit was the previousÌýperiod, AP1. ‘Qualifying expenditure to dateâ€� in AP1 was £140,000.Ìý
£236,000 - £140,000 = £96,000Ìý
‘Qualifying expenditure for the periodâ€� is therefore £96,000.Ìý
Step 5 â€� Multiply ‘qualifying expenditure for the periodâ€� by the relevant percentageÌý
The relevant percentage is still 34%.Ìý
The amount of credit to which Company B is entitled for AP2 is £96,000 x 34% = £32,640Ìý