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Category Claiming-capital-allowances

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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Plant and Machinery Allowance for Hire Purchases

May 9, 2011 at Claiming Capital Allowances

Plant and Machinery Allowance for Hire PurchasesThe general rule is that only the owner of an asset can claim capital allowance on that asset. In the case of hire purchase, the person hiring the asset does not legally become the owner of the asset until the last hire payment has been made. It would thus seem that ... Read More

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Manufacturers applaud capital allowances change

May 3, 2011 at Claiming Capital Allowances

Manufacturers applaud capital allowances changeManufacturers are applauding a key change to the tax regime for capital allowances that gives a substantial cash boost to companies that invest in the most up to date machinery. As part of the chancellor’s plans, in the near future companies will be able to claim tax allowances under the ‘short life ... Read More

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Claiming Mineral Extraction Allowances

April 18, 2011 at Claiming Capital Allowances

Claiming Mineral Extraction AllowancesIn a separate article, we noted that persons engaged in the trade of extracting different kinds of deposits from the earth, such as sand/gravel, oil and hard rock or in the field of geothermal energy are entitled to claim Mineral Extraction Allowances (MEA) once they begin actual trading. In that article, ... Read More

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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.

This calculator is for illustration purposes only.

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.

Our fee is a legitimate business expense and as such is tax deductible.