The New Capital Allowances Are in Full Force: What Do They Mean for Your Business?

The new Capital allowances are in full force: What do they mean for your business? | Accountants Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich & Thetford

Capital allowances have had some big changes this year and they may affect how your business approaches investment, tax planning and cash flow management. The reforms announced in the Autumn Budget 2025 introduced a new 40 per cent First Year… The post The new Capital allowances are in full force: What do they mean for your business? appeared first on Accountants Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich & Thetford - Knights Lowe.

An unwelcome April Fool’s for business tax changes - Barnes Roffe

The start of April rolled in some far from funny business tax changes such as reduced capital allowances and increased penalties.

The new Capital allowances are in full force: What do they mean for your business?

Capital allowances have had some big changes this year and they may affect how your business approaches investment, tax planning and cash flow management. The reforms announced in the Autumn Budget 2025 introduced a new 40 per cent First Year Allowance (FYA) and a reduction in the Writing Down Allowance (WDA). If your business is investing in equipment, machinery or leased assets, you need to understand what these changes mean so that you can av…