CA86500 - Assured Tenancy Allowances: Balancing adjustments
CAA01/S513 - S515
A balancing adjustment is a balancing allowance or a balancing
charge. There is a balancing adjustment if there is a balancing
event. There is no balancing adjustment if a balancing event occurs
more than 25 years after the dwelling house was first used.
A balancing event is any one of the following:
- the sale of the relevant interest,
- the transfer of the relevant interest,
- the ending of a leasehold interest unless the person holding the leasehold interest acquires the interest which is reversionary on it,
- the dwelling house ceases to be a qualifying dwelling house,
- the dwelling house is demolished or destroyed,
- the dwelling house ceases altogether to be used.
Do not treat a dwelling house as ceasing altogether to be used
if it falls temporarily out of use. You should not accept that a
dwelling house has ceased altogether to be used unless it is not
fit for use for any purpose.
These are the proceeds from balancing events.
| Sale of the relevant interest | Net sale proceeds |
| Transfer of the relevant interest | Market value |
| Dwelling house ceases to be a qualifying dwelling house | Market value |
| Demolition or destruction | Net amount received for the remains plus any insurance money received and any other capital compensation received |
| Dwelling house becomes unfit for use | Any capital compensation received |
