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Conversion of leasehold land to freehold

Date 19 May 2011
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Leasehold to freehold conversion affects capitalisation of conversion charges and holding period determination for asset classification.
Conversion of leasehold to freehold for sale raises: whether the sale is long-term or short-term determined from the date of vesting of interest; whether conversion fees should be capitalised; and valuation of the leasehold land. The adviser recommends reviewing the lease deed, notes that freehold charges are generally capitalised, and states holding-period status is ascertained from the date interest vests. (AI Summary)

A family held a pece of land on leasehold basis for the last 90 years and also constructed 2 houses on it & used it for residential purposes. It plans to convert the land to freehold and sell it immediately.

Query is:

1. Will this be sale of a long term asset or short term?

2. Will the conversion fees tantamount to cost of improvement?

3. How is the leasehold land to be valued?

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Before replying your query, it would be advisable to through the lease deed first. Generally, the freehold charges would be capitalised. The long /short term status would be ascetained from the date of vesting of interest in the property.

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