Case studies healthcare

In 2014, Catax Solutions were instructed to carry out an investigation on a new, purpose-built nursing home. The plot of land and build value was purchased in 2008 at a total cost of £2,894,822. A Capital Allowances report produced by Catax Solutions for the individual, found that he was eligible to claim £171,114 in Capital Allowances relief.

Claimable Items:

• Lift installations
• Protective installations
• Specialist Installations

A dentist in Essex, instructed Catax to investigate the Capital Allowances position of an extension in February 2014. The work involved was a fit out of an existing ground floor shell structure to create a new dental centre. Catax discovered £67,145 of Capital Allowances. Even though the claim isn’t as high as other properties, the conversion rate of the purchase price was an amazing at 67.6%, which was extremely beneficial to the client.

Claimable Items:

• Water installations
• Heating and air conditioning
• Electrical installations

Catax were instructed in October 2010 to carry out an audit and subsequent analysis for any unclaimed Capital Allowances on a new build medical centre. The land and construction was a total of £ 916,054 when purchased in 2000. The development was a two-storey construction with an 8 person lift. After an intricate investigation on the medical centre, Catax Solutions identified at total claim of £196,424 for Capital Allowances.

Claimable Items:

• Disposal installations
• Water installations
• Heating installations

In March 2015, Catax Solutions undertook a Capital Allowances investigation to determine the Capital Allowances position of a medical centre based in Rushden, Northamptonshire. The medical centre was purchased for £1.2 million in 2006. The total claim for Capital Allowances was £291,203. We identified allowances of 24% of the property price.

Claimable Items:

• Ventilation installations
• Electrical installations
• Security installations

Catax Solutions were instructed in January 2015 to carry out an audit and subsequent analysis for any unclaimed Capital Allowances on a new build property in North Yorkshire. The land and construction was £647,744 when purchased in 1992 for the erection of a two-storey medical surgery, which was completed at the end of 1993. Since then, further construction was put into the property at a higher cost of £736,209. After an intricate investigation on the medical surgery, Catax Solutions identified at total claim of £402,678 on Capital Allowances.

Claimable Items:

• Disposal installations
• Water installations
• Heating installations

A state of the art, purpose-built medical centre was constructed on a vacant plot purchased in Warwick for £525,000 in 1991. In 2005, a two-storey front extension and a single storey rear extension to the existing property was developed for a further £107,000. Since then, an additional extension was erected for a £165,000. Catax Solutions were instructed to undertake a forensic survey and produce a report to identify the Capital Allowances position for the build and extensions. From the developments, Catax Solutions identified a total £177,070 attributable to Capital Allowances.

• Water disposal and drainage installations
• Communication and security systems

£436,510 worth of construction work went into a nursery in Bristol formed the basis of an analysis to uncover unclaimed Capital Allowances. In May 2014, Catax undertook a Capital Allowances investigation and determined that the property owner could claim £224,680 in Capital Allowances relief. The claim for the nursery equated to a 51.5% of the property price.

• Domestic hot and cold water systems
• Natural gas installation
• Door entry system

Introduction
Rooley Lane Medical Centre is a medical centre based in Bradford that offers the highest standard of patient healthcare. The construction work Rooley Lane Medical Centre carried out, formed the basis of analysis for the report which comprised of the development of a purpose built two storey medical centre. Catax identified over £120,000 of unclaimed Capital Allowances.

Claimable Items:

• Disposal installations
• Heating installations
• Ventilation installations
• Electrical fittings

Introduction
Catax were instructed in January 2016 to carry out an audit and subsequent analysis for any unclaimed Capital Allowances on the Royal Care Home. The purchase price was £500,000. After an intricate investigation on the care home, Catax identified at total claim of £93,028 for unclaimed Capital Allowances. Items that were claimed included water installations, heating installations, ventilation installations, electrical installations, communication installations and fixed internal fittings.

• Foul water disposal and draining installations
• Water installations
• Electrical Installations