
A guide to Full Expensing for British businesses
Following the announced extension and permanence of full expensing in the 2023 Autumn Statement, we provide up to date guidance on how full expensing works and its benefit to British businesses.
Senior Manager
Jon joined Price Bailey in August 2021, having worked in various roles within corporate and business tax.
Jon is a senior manager in the City office’s tax team and works closely with Jay Sanghrajka in supporting Price Bailey clients in understanding their corporate and business tax affairs. His specialist areas are restructuring and property taxes and he has also advised many owner-managed businesses.
Outside of Price Bailey Jon enjoys playing badminton and tennis, enjoying the occasional beer with friends and spending time with family.
Following the announced extension and permanence of full expensing in the 2023 Autumn Statement, we provide up to date guidance on how full expensing works and its benefit to British businesses.
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Currently, all business profits subject to income tax are taxed in the tax year the business accounting year ends (the current year basis). For example, a sole trader with an accounting year-end date of 31 May 2021, will be assessed tax on these profits during the tax year 2021/22.
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