Commentary from the partners.
Practical commentary on R&D Tax Credits and Capital Allowances, written by the people who prepare the claims.
Articles
- Capital Allowances
Capital allowances on assisted living: when can tax relief apply?
Calling a property assisted living doesn't make it qualify. What counts is the care actually delivered and how the building is used.
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The merged R&D scheme: who can claim, at what rate, and on what
How the merged scheme works today: what counts as R&D, who claims under it or ERIS, what the relief is worth after tax, and which costs qualify.
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What we actually do
A plain account of our R&D Tax Credits, Capital Allowances and accounting work: who it's for, how a claim runs, and how we charge.
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Why Accurate Capital Allowances Claims Matter: The Risk of Overstretched Valuations
Why an overstretched valuation puts a property claim at risk, and what a claim that holds up under HMRC scrutiny looks like.
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Why Technical Expertise Matters: The Real Cost of Inflated R&D Claims
For CEOs, CTOs and CFOs: why the quality of the technical case behind an R&D claim matters as much as the number.
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Capital Allowances Myths: What Property Investors Get Wrong About Tax Relief
From holiday lets to clinics and offices, the common misconceptions that leave relief on embedded fixtures unclaimed.
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R&D tax relief myths: separating fact from fiction
“We don't do R&D.” The assumptions that stop companies claiming, and what actually qualifies.
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What Airbnb and Short-Term Rental Hosts Don't Realise About Property Incentives
The Furnished Holiday Let regime ended in April 2025. What that means for hosts, and the allowances that may still be claimable.
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