A kaleidoscope of property tax opportunities – the ‘Super-deduction’ in full colour

Save the date – Thursday November 11 at 1:30 p.m. – when the Super-deduction will come into sharp focus at our next webinar.

Kaleidoscope

Our Managing Director Alun Oliver FRICS and Property Tax Surveyor Todd Arnison will host the live event online about this allowance – including recent changes which will benefit landlords and property investors.
They will give insights into how money can be saved via the super deduction and illuminate the opportunities to capitalise on the benefits it offers.
Here is a brief profile of the super deduction and what to expect:
Background:
The super deduction was announced in the Budget in March and then included in the Finance Bill. 
It gives companies the chance to claim 130 per cent capital allowance on expenditure qualifying as plant and machinery or 50 per cent special rate allowance in respect to asset expenditure allocated to the ‘Special Rate pool’ for integral features, thermal insulation, or long-life assets from 1st April 2021 to the end of March 2023.
What’s changed:
Initially, the allowances were not available to property investors due to a wide-ranging restriction for leasing activities, including property letting; but following sustained industry lobbying, the government relented and has allowed qualifying expenditure in leased buildings to qualify for these accelerated allowances.
What’s next – our webinar:
Our webinar on Thursday 22nd July will cover the super-deduction context, the rules and process as well as illustrate the opportunities on offer.
Who will benefit from attending:
It will be of value to landlords, investors, planning professionals, directors, accountants, solicitors, surveyors, and property professionals.
Why attend: 
The very welcome changes for landlords and investors create an exciting spectrum of opportunities beyond the very clear financial benefits and money to be saved. 
It could play a role in cash flow forecasting and enable more flexibility in a strategic approach to investment whether that means advancing project timescales to bring schemes forward or launch concurrent or new projects.
It may allow higher specification for existing and new projects or even help to fund investment in new employees and training.
The webinar will provide you with better understanding about the super-deduction and capital allowance as well as clarify the processes involved and qualifying criteria for claiming these useful tax savings.
There will be valuable insights and case studies to give colour and illustrate best practice, compliance, project risk management, savings optimisation and cash flow enhancement.
Save the date: Thursday 22nd July. 
We will release more details on our website and updates on our newsletter so watch this space! Please do contact us on 0345 230 6450 and hello@e3consulting.co.uk if you want to find out more before then.

Our Managing Director Alun Oliver FRICS and Property Tax Surveyor Todd Arnison hosted the live event online about this allowance introduced in early 2021 – including subsequent changes which now benefit landlords and property investors.

They gave insights into how money can be saved via the super deduction and illuminated the opportunities to capitalise on the benefits it offers.

Here’s a brief profile of what was covered in the Super-deduction webinar:

Background

The Super-deduction was announced in the Budget in March 2021 and then included in the Finance Act 2021 with Royal Assent on 10 June 2021. 

It gives corporation tax payers the chance to claim a 130 per cent capital allowance on expenditure qualifying as plant and machinery in what the tax legislation references as the ‘Main Pool’ or 50 per cent special rate allowance in respect to asset expenditure allocated to the ‘Special Rate pool’ for integral features, thermal insulation or long-life assets on new expenditure from April 1 2021 to the end of March 2023.

What’s changed

Initially, the allowances were not available to property investors due to a wide-ranging restriction for leasing activities, including property letting; but following sustained industry lobbying, the Government relented and has allowed qualifying expenditure in leased buildings to qualify for these accelerated allowances.

Our webinar

Our webinar was on Thursday November 11 at 1:30 p.m. covered the Super-deduction context, the rules and process as well as illustrated the opportunities on offer.

Who benefitted from attending

It was of value to owner-occupiers, landlords & tenants, investors, chartered surveyors, accountants, solicitors, and other property professionals.

Why did people attend

The very welcome changes for landlords and investors creates an exciting spectrum of opportunities beyond the very clear financial benefits and money to be saved. 

It should play a role for those with expected future asset investment in cash flow forecasting and enable more flexibility in a strategic approach to investment whether that means advancing project timescales to bring schemes forward or launch concurrent or new projects.

It may allow higher specification for existing and new projects or even help to fund investment in business growth, new employees and/or training and development of staff.

The webinar provided a better understanding about the Super-deduction and wider kaleidoscope of capital allowances, as well as clarify the processes involved and qualifying criteria for claiming these useful tax savings.

There was valuable insights and case studies to give colour and illustrate best practice, compliance, project risk management, savings optimisation and cash flow enhancement.

Please do get in touch with any questions or enquiries by telephone on 0345 230 6450 or by email on hello@e3consulting.co.uk

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Alun Oliver FRICS

Alun Oliver 2020

Todd Arnison

Todd Arnison

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