- HMRC is simplifying the VAT Capital Goods Scheme to cut administrative burdens for businesses.
- From July 29, 2026, the threshold for land, buildings, and civil engineering works rises from £250,000 to £600,000 (excluding VAT).
- Computers and computer equipment are removed entirely from the scheme.
- Existing assets and projects already in the scheme before July 29, 2026, continue under the old rules until their adjustment periods end.
- Rules for aircraft, ships, boats, and other vessels stay the same.
Source: claritaxnews.com
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