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John McAuslin

John McAuslin

Tax Partner, Head of Corporate Tax

23 September 2022

  • Construction & Property Incentives
  • Corporate Tax
  • Budget
Mini-Budget 2022: Corporation Tax

We outline the changes to corporation tax announced in the 2022 Mini-Budget on 23 September.

Michael Murray

Michael Murray

Construction & Property Incentives Partner

12 July 2022

  • Construction & Property Incentives
Be aware of upcoming changes to capital allowances

As clients make decisions on their capital expenditure programmes over the coming months, changes to the super deduction and Annual Investment Allowance rules will have an impact on the tax relief available.

Robert Winters

Robert Winters

Construction & Property Incentives Director

03 March 2022

  • Rural
  • Construction & Property Incentives
Capital Allowances appeals on agricultural buildings reap rewards for taxpayers

Two recent Capital Allowances cases have set an interesting precedent for claims on farming and food production buildings, and what type of expenditure may in fact qualify for the tax relief.

Jane Mitchell

Jane Mitchell

Business Advisory Director & Rural Specialist

29 June 2021

  • Rural
  • Construction & Property Incentives
Investment incentives - be aware of upcoming changes to AIA

Significant changes to the Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) are anticipated to come into force in January 2022, which may influence your decision about the best time to invest in plant and machinery for your business.

Rachael Tate

Rachael Tate

Tax Senior Manager

07 April 2021

  • Construction & Property
  • Construction & Property Incentives
Budget 2021: Freeports

The UK Government announced in its Budget on 3 March 2021 that eight new Freeports are to be created in England. Usually located around shipping ports or airports, Freeports, sometimes known as free trade zones, are designated areas where businesses can benefit from more generous tax reliefs, simplified customs procedures and wider Government support.

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