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Capital Allowances 2007-08 written by: Ray Chidell Publisher: CCH Introduction: Capital Allowances 2007-08 will assist you in maximising the tax relief available to your clients and will therefore highlight the value of your service. Price: GBP 74.95 Publication Date: October 2007 + Postage and Packaging The price payable shall be the total price specified in the Supplier’s current price list, less any discounts agreed in advance by the Supplier and plus the applicable cost of packaging, postage and delivery ("Delivery Charges") and VAT at the current rate. Cost of packaging, postage and delivery ("Delivery Charges") applied is currently £4.50 for books and £9.95 for packs. + Returns policy Goods offered on a Trial or Money Back Guarantee basis allow the Customer to examine the Goods within the Trial or Money Back Guarantee period (28 days from the date of despatch unless notified otherwise). Customers not wishing to subscribe to the Goods should return them before the end of the Trial or Money Back Guarantee period. Customers failing to return the Goods by the end of the Trial or Money Back Guarantee period will be deemed to have accepted the offer to subscribe and will be liable for payment of the subscription fee invoice. Goods accepted on a firm sale basis, which include Goods purchased online using the Metacharge credit card payment service, do not include a Trial period and customers are liable for immediate full payment of the subscription fee invoice. In the case of online Goods purchased using the Metacharge credit card payment service, customers are required to pay for the Goods before access is granted. The Customer is also responsible for the costs of returning the item(s) to the supplier. For protection, the Customer may want to insure any returned items as the Supplier will not be held responsible for the condition of the items being returned or for lost or misdirected items sent back to the Supplier. In the case of online services Customers wishing to return the Goods under the conditions listed above should return the invoice and/or sales confirmation letter/e-mail with relevant instructions within 7 days of receipt of the Goods. Claims for damaged Goods or partial delivery or complete loss of consignment must be notified within 28 days of the date of invoice. The Customer's refund will be processed and returned to the Customer using the same purchase method used to acquire the Goods. Rate:  0 ratings Audience: Tax Payer ( advanced ) Tax Professional ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) Tax Student ( beginner , intermediate , advanced ) ISBN: 978-1-84140-889-7

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“My favourite book on Capital Allowances is by Ray Chidell with Jex Sutton Associates, published by CCH. The section on buying and selling and S 198 gives a really good overview, and worth putting under the nose of your solicitor when you have read it. It also features an A to Z section of plant and machinery which is also fully referenced to HMRC’s manuals, great for answering ’Any Answers’.” Nichola Ross Martin, AccountingWeb June 07

Maximise the tax relief available to your clients and reinforce the value of your service. In the competitive tax advisory market you have to gain an edge over your rivals. But this is easier said than done!

How will Capital Allowances 2007-08 help you?

- Sets out planning points to ensure best practice, highlighting potential pitfalls and how best to avoid them;
- Covers all UK capital allowances – Plant & Machinery, IBAs, ABAs, Flat Conversion Allowances and all others – to save precious research time;
- References to CAA 2001, appropriate case law, Revenue manuals and other material;
- A – Z commentary on more than 100 items to help you determine whether they can be claimed as plant and machinery;
- Includes a section on buying and selling property – explanations for when and how allowances can be claimed on fixtures and why this needs to be considered before exchanging contracts, and
- Coverage of common areas of difficulty… changes to first year allowances, short and long life assets, anti-avoidance legislation and treatment of storage trades.

Contents

Preface
Introduction and general provisions
Plant and machinery – overview and first principles
Plant and machinery – detailed provisions
Plant and property
Meaning of `plant’
Plant and machinery – A-Z of expenditure
Industrial buildings allowances
Agricultural buildings allowances
Flat conversion allowances
Mineral extraction allowances
Research and development allowances
Know-how allowances
Patent allowances
Dredging allowances
Assured tenancy allowances
Business Premises Renovation Allowances
Appendices

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AUTHOR(S)

• Ray Chidell

  Ray Chidell started his professional career as an Inspector of Taxes, and then worked for 14 years as a tax specialist in two mid-tier accountancy firms, latterly with a six year stint as a tax partner. Early in 2003, he set up as a freelance writer and tax consultant and he now works much of the time for CCH on a number of their flagship tax products.

PUBLISHER

CCH
CCH enjoys a unique position within the tax, accountancy and business management marketplace. As a leading service provider to the profession we have an unrivalled view of our customers' needs because we produce and deliver solutions that match your individual requirements — from information to training to software.