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Intangibles and fungibles
Key points
- Commencement provisions for corporate intangibles are relaxed.
- Determining the related parties in a transaction.
- When is an asset created or acquired?
- The anti-avoidance legislation and the transitional rules.
- The practical effects of the Finance Bill 2020 changes.
Like many people in the world of tax I did not spend much time listening to the chancellor’s Budget speech on 11 March. Instead I went straight to the information on the HMRC and Treasury websites to get to the meat of the major announcements on tax. I was taken by surprise by the brief announcement that the commencement provisions for corporate intangibles were to be relaxed (tinyurl.com/y9eusfck). This meant that intangible fixed assets – intellectual property branding assets and the like...
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