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Home > > 5 April 2008 Year End Tax Planning > Claiming tax relief on your capital expenditure

Claiming tax relief on your capital expenditure

Capital allowances are the tax deduction your business obtains for depreciation and losses on disposal of assets - usually cars, plant, machinery and equipment - used in the business. They are available at a variety of rates, depending on the nature of the asset and the size of your business - ask us for details.

The end of the tax year on 5 April 2008 and the end of your accounting year will govern when tax relief can be claimed.

A purchase just before the end of the current accounting year will usually mean the allowance is available a year earlier than would have been the case, had the purchase been made just after the year end. Similarly, the disposal of an asset, particularly a car costing more than £12,000, may trigger an earlier claim for relief or even an additional charge to tax.

Care needs to be taken - the date expenditure is incurred is critical to the timing of tax relief.


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