Capital Allowance for shed/cabin
hairylairy
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My client, a sole trader, has bought a wooden shed/cabin and put it up in his garden. It's to store tools and stock. He's a self employed plumber and works from home. Can I call it equipment and claim capital allowance on it. It cost £4000.
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Hi hairylairy,
You can put the expense as a capital allowance because your client is a sole trader and works from home.
RAKTHER
Training Coordinator, Osborne Training.
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Is it movable?
No personal use?
Plumber works from home so does everyone bring their plumbing to them?
I think there is a lot more to look at than just because they are a sole trader then it can be claimed!0 -
It's not movable and no personal use. Used to store tools and materials bought to fit in his client's own home.0
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If it’s not movable then not sure how CA can be claimed, maybe for the fixtures and fittings inside but not the structure.1
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