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The Concept of PEFFs
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50% First Year Allowance (50% FYA)
The 50% First Year Allowance or 50% FYA is a new tax relief. Introduced by the Government to encourage... -
Full Expensing (FE)
Full Expensing (FE) refers to a new tax policy. This policy allows businesses to fully deduct the cost... -
Misconceptions about Property Capital Allowance claims
Capital allowances are complicated, with many misunderstandings and misconceptions about property capital... -
Buying & Selling Commercial Property
Capital allowances enable commercial property owners to claim qualifying capital expenditures as... -
Section 198 Election
A Section 198 Election, of the 2001 Act, is a document that secures the Property Capital Allowance positions... -
Guidance on Commercial Property Standard Enquiries (CPSE.1)
CPSE.1 or Commercial Property Standard Enquiries is a key document for those buying and selling a property.... -
Super-deduction
The introduction of the super-deduction has given companies a strong incentive to make additional investments... -
Structures and Buildings Allowance (SBA)
Allowances and tax credits help a business to survive by claiming the tax breaks the government makes... -
The Annual Investment Allowance (AIA)
The Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) was introduced in 2008. AIA is used to deduct the full value of... -
Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECA’s) on Energy Saving Spend
**Please note the Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) Scheme ended in April 2020 and allowances are no longer... -
Furnished Holiday Lets
There are special tax rules for rental income from properties that qualify as Furnished Holiday Lettings... -
Research & Development Allowances (RDA)
Research and Development Allowances (RDA) are often confused with Research and Development Tax Credits....
UK Tax Payers
Property Capital Allowances
Have you purchased or renovated a commercial property? If so, then you are probably sitting on a significant tax saving, and this can be released through a capital allowance claim.
Capital allowance is a taxable benefit against money spent on commercial property plant and machinery. Historic qualifying expenditure for claimable items that still remain a fixture within the property can be claimed against.
Explore ‘Property Capital Allowances Explained’ to find out more about making a Capital Allowance claim