Capital allowances are available when money is spent buying or improving a property, so that HM Revenue & Customs allows the owner to offset some of the expenditure against profits, or general income for tax purposes.
Claims brokers stand to make thousands of pounds by introducing new cases to the HMRC, through the commission paid on each case.
This article was written by Melanie Tringham for The Financial Adviser
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