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Elaine R


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Hi All,

Can you claim for garden landscaping as tax allowable expenses and also Carpet and Laminate flooring?

My client has bought a property and is renting it out.  They have fitted a new kitchen and bathroom which comes under improvements so cannot be claimed unless they sell the property and it is offset against the capital gains.

They have bought a new cooker and cooker hood and I am sure this is ok to claim.

 



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