Capital Allowances Support for UK Businesses
Capital allowances let businesses deduct some spending on assets such as equipment and machinery from taxable profits. What qualifies, and how much you can claim, depends on the asset, your business and current rules. We introduce you to specialists who identify what may qualify.
Why businesses look for this
- You have bought equipment or fitted out premises and want to know what relief applies.
- You are planning an investment and want to understand the tax treatment.
- You think past spending may not have been claimed.
How it works
- Tell us what you have bought or plan to buy.
- We explain the general idea of capital allowances.
- With your consent, we introduce a qualified specialist.
- The specialist assesses what may qualify and explains fees.
Who may benefit
UK businesses that spend on plant, machinery, equipment or property improvements.
Limitations to know about
- Different allowances have different rules and limits, and cars are treated differently.
- Companies and unincorporated businesses can have different options.
- Rules change, so check GOV.UK or ask a specialist.
- No promise of a tax saving without a specialist's assessment.
Our role: Introducer. Qualified specialists assess claims. We do not give tax advice.
Official sources
Last checked 26 October 2026. Rules change, so check GOV.UK for the latest.
Questions
What can I claim capital allowances on?
Commonly plant and machinery used in the business. The rules differ by asset and by business type, so a specialist can confirm.
Is there a limit?
Some allowances have annual limits and others do not. Check the current GOV.UK guidance or ask a specialist.
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