We prepare claims which speak the language of HMRC. Our process is borne from decades of experience working with a broad range of commercial properties and construction projects. This, combined with our chartered surveying expertise ensures a thorough and robust approach to your capital allowance claim.
Our claim process varies depending on whether a property is being purchased, works are ongoing or the expenditure is historic. Click the buttons below to find out more...
1 Consultation - We always start with a complimentary, no-obligation consultation to understand your business, your wider situation, and to provide you with an indication of the expected tax saving and fees.
2 Records and legal documentation – We review purchase contracts, completion statements, licenses for alterations, and entitlement review.
3 Site survey - If necessary, we will visit the property, carry out a survey assessment, and gather all the necessary details and evidence we need.
4 The report - We assemble a supporting report for HMRC using Valuation Office Agency (VOA) methodology.
5 Submission – We submit your capital allowances report and amended tax computation to HMRC.
6 Aftercare - We support you with every element of the post-claim process. We handle all correspondence with HMRC and in the rare event of an enquiry, we will deal with this on your behalf.
2 Records and legal documentation – We review fixed asset register, contract sum analysis, final account, specification, and drawings.
4 The report - We assemble a supporting report and carry out a fully disclosed analysis of qualified expenditure.
1 Consultation - We always start with a complimentary, no-obligation consultation to understand your business, and your wider situation, and to provide you with an indication of the expected tax saving and fees.
2 Records and legal documentation – We review existing capital allowances claims, and historic tax computations.
4 The report - We assemble a supporting report and carry a fully disclosed analysis of additional qualified expenditure.