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Archives for May, 2011

Foreign Freebies going to waste

May 31, 2011 at Capital Alowance Tax Rebate

Foreign Freebies going to wasteAs property owners look to reap returns from their UK homes, many are forgetting that they may be owed substantial amounts of cash from their offshore properties. Those who own furnished holiday lets, both in the UK and within the European Economic Area, could be entitled to claim large sums of money ... Read More

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Writing Down Allowances and Pools

May 18, 2011 at Capital Allowances

Writing Down Allowances and PoolsIn a separate article, we looked at First Year Allowance (FYA) that typically involves allowing taxpayers to write off a percentage of the expenditure of providing a capital asset in the year it was acquired. Writing Down Allowance (WDA) is different in that you can claim up to a set percentage ... Read More

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PMA on Fixtures already Installed on Leased Land or Building

May 16, 2011 at Capital Allowances

PMA on Fixtures already Installed on Leased Land or BuildingWhere a fixture goes along with the leased property to a lessee, the owner of the fixture is determined by the particular facts of the case. Where the lessor was or would have been entitled to claim PMA on the fixture, and the lessee pays a premium for the lease that is ... Read More

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Capital Allowance Claims and Property Sales

May 13, 2011 at Claiming Capital Allowances

Capital Allowance Claims and Property SalesIf you are a property owner who has claimed capital allowances, you should carefully review the possibilities and arrange things in a manner to retain the tax savings you had received from the capital allowance claims. If you have not claimed capital allowances, but could have claimed it under relevant rules, ... Read More

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