A client is planning a doggy day care business that will operate from premises, rented under a licence, which have been unused for several years
I have just been visited by a prospective client who is planning to start a doggy day care business. She is planning a trendy business aimed at middle-class professionals who feel guilty about leaving their dogs alone in the house during the day.
Premises have been rented from the local council. This comprises a small standalone building on a piece of ground that apparently has been unused for several years. I have not seen documentation but gather that this is in effect a licence to use the premises on a monthly basis.
The client is decorating the building and is paying for a lawn to be laid over part of the surrounding ground with patio paving and gravel covering other areas. There will also need to be some fencing installed and a gate to provide security for the dogs.
My question is about the tax treatment or otherwise...
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