A capital asset eligible for the Capital Asset Scheme shall be monitored and the input tax incurred shall be adjusted, as required in accordance with the provisions of this Article, over a period of either (10) ten consecutive years for buildings or parts thereof or (5) five consecutive years for other capital assets, commencing on the day on which the owner first uses the capital asset for the purposes of its business.

Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause (1) of this Article, if a capital asset is destroyed, sold, or otherwise disposed of before the end of the period referred to in Clause (1) of this Article, the Capital Asset Scheme shall cease in respect of the asset in the tax year in which the asset was destroyed, sold or disposed of.

The tax year in which the capital asset is acquired shall be treated as Year 1 for the purposes of the Capital Asset Scheme.

A taxable person shall keep a capital asset register and record therein the input tax incurred on the capital asset in Year 1 (represented by 'W' in this Article) as well as details of any adjustments made to the input tax calculations under this Article.

The refundable input tax on the capital asset in Year 1 after any adjustment that may be due under Article 58 of the Decree-Law shall be recorded together with the percentage that gave rise to that refund (referred to as 'X' in this Article).

At the end of each year from Year 2 onwards, the taxable person shall calculate the percentage of Refundable Tax for that Capital Asset for that year in accordance with Article 58 of the Decree-Law (referred to as 'Q' in this Article).

If Q is not equal to X, the taxable person shall perform the calculation described in Clauses (8) to (11) of this Article, and shall make an adjustment to his Input Tax.

The taxable person shall calculate an amount (referred to as 'R' in this Article) as:

1. One tenth of W multiplied by Q if the capital asset is a building or a part thereof; or

2. One fifth of W multiplied by Q if the capital asset is not a buildings or a part thereof.

The taxable person shall calculate an amount (referred to as 'Z' in this Article) as:

1. One tenth of W multiplied by X if the capital asset is a building or a part thereof.

2. One fifth of W multiplied by X if the capital asset is not a buildings or a part thereof.

If R is more than Z, the taxable person shall increase his input tax by the difference.

If R is less than Z, the taxable person shall reduce his input tax by the difference.

If the capital asset is disposed of by the taxable person in any year other than the final year or the taxable person deregisters from tax and is required to account for tax on the asset as a deemed supply, the use to which the capital asset is deemed to have been put in any remaining years will be:

1. For making taxable supplies, where it is disposed of by way of a supply or deemed supply that is subject to the tax or would be subject to the tax were it to be made in the State.

2. For making exempted supplies, where it is disposed of by way of a supply that is exempt or would be exempt were it to be made in the State.

3. Not in the course of conducting business, where is it disposed of by way of a transaction that is not deemed as supply in the course of business, unless it is deemed as a supply according to the meaning provided in Clause (2) of Article 7 of the Decree-Law.

If a taxable person transfers his capital assets as part of a transfer of his Business or a part thereof according to Clause (2) of Article 7 of the Decree-Law, or to become a member of a tax group, or to leave a tax group and immediately become a taxable person on a stand-alone basis, then the tax year then applying shall end on the day the taxable person transfers the business or part of the Business, or becomes or ceases to be part of a tax group. On the next day, the next tax year shall commence with the owner of the capital assets.

If a person who registers for tax has already owned a capital asset for the purpose of his business before registration for tax, Year 1 shall be deemed to have commenced on the date of first use by such person.

For the purposes of Clauses (12) and (13) of this Article, any adjustments that may be required in respect of any such remaining years shall be included in the tax return relating to the tax period in which the capital asset is disposed of.

Any adjustments other than required under Clauses (12) and (13) of this Article shall be made in the tax period mentioned in Clause (9) ofArticle 55 of this Resolution.

[The first tax year for an internally developed capital asset is the year in which the asset is first put into use.] ^[G79]