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Analysing Capital Expenditure on Commercial Property Projects

The amount of expenditure incurred on commercial property renovation / refurbishment projects could be substantial, creating opportunities for valuable tax relief. Our experts ensure that every qualifying cost is identified and included in your Capital Allowances claim, helping you to optimise tax efficiency and cash flow.

Our team conducts a thorough analysis of your construction, refurbishment, and fit-out projects to identify all qualifying expenditure under UK Capital Allowances legislation. Our service includes:

  • Comprehensive review of project costs – We examine all aspects of your project cycle, from initial design and build to final installation, ensuring that we collate a detailed breakdown of costs and values.
  • Identification of qualifying vs non-qualifying items – Using our expert knowledge of Capital Allowances tax law, we distinguish between qualifying plant and machinery, integral features, and non-qualifying items. We will maximise your claim whilst ensuring that you are fully compliant.
  • Collaboration with your team – we can work closely with your contractors, quantity surveyors, and project managers to gather accurate data and clarify cost allocations. We also have an in-house team of Chartered Surveyors who bring a wealth of experience and assist with cost breakdowns and value attributions.
  • Undertaking detailed cost breakdowns – our reports include a clear cost breakdown, with each item categorised for tax purposes, giving you a robust audit trail for each element of the claim, and peace of mind should it be reviewed.
  • Data preparation for claims submission – we prepare all necessary documentation to support your Capital Allowances claim, ready for submission to HMRC or inclusion in your tax return.