YesTax provides
tax relief, capital allowances and Patent Box tax relief advice and support.Capital allowances are a tax relief on capital expenditure within a commercial property, incurred to enable the function of its trade. At a very basic level there is the need for a combination of qualifying expenditure and a qualifying activity.
A capital allowances claim is a specialist undertaking which requires a full survey and valuation-based exercise to be carried out on the commercial property by a capital allowances specialist with an understanding of tax matters, as well as surveying and construction. These surveyors enable a business to identify the extent of fixed plant and machinery embedded within a commercial property to unlock the truevalue of this tax saving opportunity.
Capital allowances are available for almost any business. However, there are some sectors which may benefit from particularly large tax saving opportunities.
The Patent Box regime was introduced in the UK to incentivise businesses to commercialise their patented technologies.
Patent Box works by reducing the tax paid on the profits derived from patented products.
Any company which does not have a patent can apply for one and benefit from the tax relief from the date the grant is applied for.
It is frequently assumed that it can be a struggle to obtain a UK patent, but often a strong case can be made with a lower barrier to success.
YesTax has Patent Attorney partners who will discuss with a business the possibility of obtaining a patent. Once the patent has been granted, they can advise on how to maximise the tax savings offered by the Patent Box.
The key to a successful tax relief claim is to ensure there is a thorough technical and practical understanding of the legislation. Many claims are complex and involve a degree of subjectivity. YesTax has the expertise and knowledge to help businesses benefit from the best possible tax reliefs and incentives.
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