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Back to basics: Sale and leaseback

Simon Groom looks at the tax implications of selling and leasing land and other assets

There are specific anti-avoidance rules relating to sale and leaseback. The provisions are split into two types:

  • those dealing with land; and

  • those dealing with other assets.

Sale and leaseback: Land

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