The provisions do not apply to losses arising from the following: market, gardening, farming, qualifying expenditure on significant buildings, certain limited writing down allowances and balancing allowances, in respect of certain specified relief.<\/p>\n
Where the individual carries on two or more trades, the limit of \u20ac31,750 is to be aggregated.<\/p>\n
A person is deemed to carry on trade in a non-active capacity, if he does not work for the greater part of his time on the day-to-day management of the trade and spends an average of at least 10 hours a week personally engaged in activities of the trade.<\/p>\n
Anti-avoidance provisions \u00a0apply to losses accruing in the period prior to termination of the trade.\u00a0 No loss is allowed if it arises in whole or in part directly or indirectly, in consequence or in connection with a tax avoidance transaction.\u00a0 This is a transaction, the main purpose of which is to give rise to relief.<\/p>\n
The Finance Act 2015 provided with that the high earners restriction did not apply to unused rental \u00a0losses brought forward and that the amount of relief used rather than the relief claimed in year one would be subject to claw back.<\/p>\n\n
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