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What is capital allowance?

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What is capital allowance?

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Capital allowance is tax relief available to businesses that invest in assets such as machinery, fixtures and fittings, and vehicles. In a community pharmacy, such assets could include a dispensing robot, new shelves and product stands, air conditioning and central heating units. The business can claim tax relief on part of the purchase cost of all of these assets — both during the year of purchase and during subsequent years — throughout the life of the product.

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Basically, capital allowance is depreciation on capital equipment and its initial costs. i.e. if you have purchased a computer for business purposes then you can claim initial cost of your pc minus the depreciation value (currently 25%).

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A capital allowance is like a writing down allowance and is a tax allowance given on the purchase of certain fixed assets such as cars and machinery. First year allowance is 50% with 25% pa thereafter.

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