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If you own a UK commercial property there is a high chance that you qualify for tax relief.

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Values Shown are not guaranteed and have been based upon assumptions including that you have paid tax over the last two years to at least the refund amount shown and assumes all assets are in the 20% main pool of allowances. Some assets may be in the 10% integral features pool which will lower the annual amount claimable, however the total benefit of the allowances remains the same. The amount claimed will depend upon your personal circumstances and are shown above for illustration purposes only.

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If AIA is included in the calculations, we assume that no previous deductions within the AIA allocation has been submitted.

You cannot claim Capital Allowances before the year of purchase.

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The 2012 Finance bill and capital allowances: no time for complacency

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Reduced AIA Limit Now In Force

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Small Business Tax & Finance Article - Fixtures in Buildings

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Multi Lets

HMRC Brief 45/10 issued on the 22nd October 2010 effectively stopped the majority of landlords/investors from making a worth while claim on their multi lets. Pre 22nd October 2010 landlords were able to claim on all the communal areas of a dwelling excluding the actual bedrooms (classed as residential) themselves which would typically result in identified Capital Allowances of approximately 20% – 25% of the original purchase price, position on resale.
Furnished Holiday Lets

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