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How we approach a capital allowances review

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Clients often ask what a capital allowances review actually involves. This short piece sets out the shape of the work and what to expect at each stage.

Property first

We begin with the building: its construction, services, fit-out and history. A sound understanding of the property underpins everything that follows.

Information second

We then work through the available cost and legal information. Where it is complete, the analysis is direct. Where it is not, we set out clearly how the position has been arrived at.

Clear advice throughout

At each stage we aim to tell you plainly where things stand, what we recommend and why. The final report is written to be understood by you and your accountant, and relied upon accordingly.

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