Brownie points
Series: House Builder ; 63(10) November 2004, 53-54(2)Publication details: 2004Subject(s): Summary: Explains how to take advantage of contaminated land tax credits, one of a range of government financial incentives to encourage house builders to develop brownfield sites. Looks in detail at land remediation relief, which provides tax relief on remediation costs incurred in brownfield site development and also where harmful materials are removed in change of use from commercial to residential or where residential property is being refurbished or where landlords or developers need to comply with the new asbestos regulations. Shows how much the tax relief is worth and advises on how to make a claim and to negotiate a settlement with the Inland Revenue.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS68437 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 127955-1001 |
Explains how to take advantage of contaminated land tax credits, one of a range of government financial incentives to encourage house builders to develop brownfield sites. Looks in detail at land remediation relief, which provides tax relief on remediation costs incurred in brownfield site development and also where harmful materials are removed in change of use from commercial to residential or where residential property is being refurbished or where landlords or developers need to comply with the new asbestos regulations. Shows how much the tax relief is worth and advises on how to make a claim and to negotiate a settlement with the Inland Revenue.