INDEPENDENT CAPITAL ALLOWANCES VALUERS

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Capital Allowances: HMRC Clutching Straws on a Grain Storage Structure

By : February 13, 2019 Comments Off on Capital Allowances: HMRC Clutching Straws on a Grain Storage Structure

HMRC clutching straws on a grain storage structure :

Stephen May and another v HMRC [2019] UKFTT 32 (TC)

 Overview 

 There has been a capital allowance case to determine whether a facility for drying, conditioning and storage of grain is a “silo provided for temporary storage” within the meaning of Capital Allowances Act […]

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Employees Claiming Capital Allowances: Caravan Case Demonstrates Hurdles!

By : March 8, 2017 Comments Off on Employees Claiming Capital Allowances: Caravan Case Demonstrates Hurdles!

While the majority of Capital Allowances claims are made for businesses and trades, it is also possible for employees to claim Capital Allowances on plant and machinery. A recent UK First Tier Tribunal (FTT) case highlights the complexities of such claims and the hurdles that have to be cleared in order for claims to be […]

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