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Taxation of Leasehold Investments Future
implications for Lessor and Lessee Profits tax
aspects.
Olga Belousova Senior Manager obelousova_at_deloitte.
ru 7 (095) 787 0600 ext. 2067 November 10, 2005

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Amendments to the list of depreciable property
Article 256.1
  • Amendments to the Profits tax legislation
    according to the Law 58-FZ
  • Effective starting from January 1, 2006
  • Inseparable capital improvements into the leased
    fixed assets made by the tenant (lessee) by
    consent of the landlord (lessor) will be
    considered as depreciable property
  • Conclusions
  • Taxpayers will be able to depreciate inseparable
    capital improvements if these improvements are
    made by consent of the landlord (lessor)
  • If inseparable capital improvements were made
    without consent of the landlord then the property
    would not be depreciable -gt no deductibility for
    the tenant (lessee) and possible risk of
    non-sales income for the landlord

3
Depreciation rules with respect to inseparable
capital improvements Articles 258.1 259.2
  • Effective starting from January 1, 2006
  • If the landlord (lessor) reimburses expenses on
    capital improvements to the tenant (lessee), then
    the cost of capital improvements will be
    depreciated by the landlord according to the
    norms of the Chapter 25 of the Tax Code after
    reimbursement of expenses and after putting the
    property into operation
  • Conclusion
  • The further period of depreciation for the
    landlord
  • - depends on the period during which the object
    of fixed assets has been depreciating
  • - landlord may change useful life of the object
    up to maximum term provided for the same
    depreciation group

4
Depreciation rules with respect to inseparable
capital improvements (II)
  • If the landlord does not reimburse expenses on
    capital improvements to the tenant, then the cost
    of capital improvements will be depreciated by
    the tenant over the term of the lease contract
    using depreciation rate based on the useful life
    of the fixed asset (Regulation 1) after putting
    the property into operation
  • Conclusion
  • For the tenant (lessee) if the period of the
    lease contract is less then the useful life of
    the fixed asset -gt
  • - For the landlord (lessor) there is a risk
    that non-depreciated improvements may be treated
    as non-sales income at market level
  • - For the tenant (lessee) there is a risk that
    inseparable capital improvements will be only
    partially deductible
  • Risks may be mitigated if the lease contract
    contains provisions on buy-out of
    non-depreciated capital improvements by the
    landlord from the tenant at the end of lease
    period

5
Possible application of new norms on depreciation
of inseparable capital investments to financial
lease
  • Amendments generally refer to rent, however, they
    may be applicable to financial lease (leasing)
  • e.g. the property is on the balance of the
    lessor -gt inseparable capital improvements into
    the leased fixed assets made by the lessee may be
    treated as mentioned above
  • the property is on the balance of the lessee -gt
    uncertainties as there is no special regulation
    in this respect starting from January 1, 2006
  • Consequences resulted from buy-out of the leasing
    object by the lessee

6
Immediate deductibility of 10 of capital
investments Article 259,1.1
  • Effective starting from January 1, 2006
  • Landlords will be entitled to deduct immediately
    costs of capital investments from the Profits tax
    base in the amount not exceeding 10 of the
    historical value of
  • costs of additional construction, additional
    equipment, modernization, technical re-equipment,
    partial liquidation of fixed assets
  • Conclusion
  • This norm is applicable to owners of fixed
    assets
  • Possibility of immediate deduction of some costs
    on capital investments by the landlord positive
    effect similar to accelerated depreciation

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Contact information
  • Olga Belousova
  • Senior Manager
  • Tax Legal Services
  • Direct 7 (095) 580-9685
  • Main 7 (095) 787 0600 ext. 2067
  • Fax 7 (095) 787 0601
  • obelousova_at_deloitte.ru
  • www.deloitte.ru
  • Deloitte
  • Business Center "Mokhovaya"
  • 4/7 Vozdvizhenka St., Bldg 2
  • Moscow 125009
  • Russia

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Member of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
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