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

The new rules on capital allowances in commercial property are now in effect with the passing of the 2012 Finance bill. These rules will greatly affect commercial property owners, leaseholders and importantly, their lawyers. The central change is the introduction of mandatory pooling of capital allowances at point of sale, which is ...

Reduced AIA Limit Now In Force

From this week the annual investment allowance (AIA) will reduce to £25,000 per annum for all businesses incurring expenditure on plant or machinery. The measure will have effect from 1 April for businesses liable to pay corporation tax, and 6 April 2012 for businesses within the charge to income tax. This means that ...

Capital allowances: a gift to small businesses

While many businesses claim capital allowances on items such as computers and cars, not many are aware of the huge tax savings that can be made in claiming on other ‘plant and machinery’ items that are embedded in their property. Most commentators agree that over 90% of commercial properties in the UK have untapped ...

Small Business Tax & Finance Article - Fixtures in Buildings

Isabel Shuter of Portal Tax Claims explains how the Finance Bill 2012 will affect capital allowance claims For anyone thinking of buying or selling a commercial property, the proposed new legislation on claiming capital allowances on the fixtures within such properties is an area that must be understood and complied with. Under the ...

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

Following the budget changes in the Finance Bill 2012 there has been a general tightening of the rules regarding FHL’s. Whilst the changes regarding capital allowances on commercial properties do not apply to FHL’s generally, tax relief is now only eligible to owners who can demonstrate that they are utilising their FHL’s as a legitimate commercial business.

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