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This work covers Land Remediation Relief, a corporation tax relief available for the costs of cleaning up contaminated land and restoring it for use. A solicitor in this area helps clients establish eligibility, quantify qualifying expenditure, and navigate the relief process. They advise on the optimal structure of claims, prepare the necessary schedules and documentation, liaise with HM Revenue & Customs, and respond to HMRC queries or appeals. Practical factors such as timing, project scope, and interaction with other reliefs can shape how claims proceed.
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The relief hinges on qualifying remediation expenditure and correct timing of the claim; a solicitor identifies which costs count, calculates the relief, organizes supporting evidence, and coordinates with HMRC to secure the deduction or payable credit. They handle the creation and submission of the claim, ensure regulatory compliance, and address any HMRC follow-up, remediation cost overruns, or adjustment risk with professional indemnity protection and regulatory accountability.
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