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  Guide for Accountants

  To safeguard clients against unnecessary risk, accountants may need to consider changing their approach to Capital Allowances under the new regime.

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  Changes to Capital Allowances

  In summary, the new rules will require that in order for a purchaser of a property to claim capital allowances for the fixtures within the property, the following requirements must be satisfied

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  By George! The Complication of Tax Simplification?

  Following last week’s Autumn Statement, the results to a number of the tax consultations that ran over the summer were published on 6 December 2011. The proposals are contained within the draft Finance Bill 2012 and will have a far reaching impact on the U.K. property and construction industry and all professional advisers.

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  Chancellor’s Autumn Statement

  A broadly positive statement from The Chancellor focussed on a competitive tax regime, planned spending on housing and infrastructure and credit-easing measures. The Banking Tax and Finance team has prepared a summary of the main points affecting, or likely to have an impact on, clients within the property and construction industry which can be access via related links on the right.

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  Who do you think you are?

  The Banking Tax & Finance team is launching a high profile campaign to reinforce their ancestry and how this has evolved over years into the current brand, by using a clever play on the popular BBC programme, “who do you think you are?”

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