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Archives for June, 2012

The Guardian Article

June 19, 2012 at Press

The Guardian ArticleAre capital allowances British business's biggest tax break? Are you making the most of your tax allowances? Jeanette Edmiston explains how small businesses could be saving money through their fixtures and fittings. The definition of qualifying expenditure has been stretched to include bowling alleys, fish tanks, zoo cages and artwork. Photograph: Linda Nylind ... Read More

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Taxation Article

June 14, 2012 at Press

Taxation ArticleDon't get in a fix Jeanette Edmiston and Ross McNaughton discuss the effect of the changes to the rules relating to the claims for fixtures on newly acquired buildings In the past the tax department were often the last know about what their clients had been doing over the previous year and it ... Read More

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