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Technical commentary on capital allowances, property and related tax matters.
Articles are provided for general information only and do not constitute advice.



A business’s ‘non-qualifying’ costs in a project can tell you a lot about their appetite to risk and approach to tax.
When presented with a tax computation for review, the most important category of expenditure that frequently reveals hidden behaviours and compliance risk is what has been treated as ineligible for a tax deduction – the ‘non-qualifying’ costs.

Bryan Crawford
May 2, 20254 min read


HMRC is Sharpening its Compliance Focus on Capital Allowances in Property Deals
In 2024, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has been sharpening its focus on compliance checks for commercial real estate and infrastructure deals

Bryan Crawford
Dec 2, 20246 min read


Capital Allowances Summary 2022
A round-up of our most popular and topical articles covering capital allowances case law, legislation changes, news and related announcement

Bryan Crawford
Dec 21, 20225 min read


Capital Allowances Autumn Statement
With no new capital incentives to aide investment and growth, it is a back-to-basics approach to claim optimisation which has become increasingly complex over the years with 'Allowances Statements', 'Fixed Value' and 'Mandatory Pooling Requirements' and the most recent, and relatively short-lived, 'Super Deduction'. Yesterday's Autumn Statement provided nothing much beyond existing allowances to drive growth and encourage businesses to make differential capital investment in

Bryan Crawford
Nov 18, 20224 min read


Top Capital Allowances Opportunities
Article exploring the most common areas of opportunity in balance sheet and construction project tax analysis

Bryan Crawford
Feb 1, 20225 min read


Reduce Workload and Costs in Your Claims
How do you get the best capital allowances results for your business for the least amount of work and hassle – the answer could lie in sampling your fixed asset project additions instead of full project analysis. What is often not widely understood is that businesses can select a sample of projects (e.g., from multiple takeaway outlets) to look at in detail and extrapolate the findings to the total project population. For example, if a company reported gross capital of expend

Bryan Crawford
Feb 8, 20214 min read
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