disallowed expenditure

disallowed expenditure
Expenses charged by a company in arriving at its accounting profit before tax which are not allowable as a deduction when calculating its taxable profits on which its corporation tax charge is based. Examples include entertainment expenditure and depreciation. Note, however, that although a company is not allowed to charge depreciation, it is permitted to charge in its place capital allowances, which is effectively the same thing. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein financial glossary

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