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Property Income Manual

PIM2068 · Deductions: main types of expense

  • PIM2070 · Advertising expenses
  • PIM2072 · Bad and doubtful debts
  • PIM2074 · Cash back on loans
  • PIM2076 · Cost of providing services
  • PIM2078 · Costs due to common ownership
  • PIM2080 · Criminal payments, bribes and similar items
  • PIM2082 · Entertaining expenses and gifts
  • PIM2100 · Expenses for own home
  • PIM2105 · Fees for loan finance and similar items
  • PIM2106 · Fines
  • PIM2110 · Insurance premiums and recoveries
  • PIM2120 · Legal and professional costs
  • PIM2130 · Properties not let at a commercial rent
  • PIM2140 · Rates and council tax
  • PIM2200 · Rent collection
  • PIM2205 · Rent paid out
  • PIM2210 · Salaries and wages of employees
  • PIM2215 · Sea walls
  • PIM2220 · Travelling expenses
  1. Deductions: main types of expense: contents
  2. Deductions: main types of expense: advertising expenses

PIM2070 | Deductions: main types of expense: advertising expenses

From HM Revenue & Customs · Property Income Manual

Revenue expenses of advertising for new tenants are allowable; for example, the cost of placing adverts in newspapers. But the landlord cannot deduct the cost if it is capital expenditure; for example, expenditure on permanent signs or other permanent equipment for displaying vacancy details.

The expenses of advertising property to buy or sell is also capital expenditure and not allowable as a deduction for IT purposes. Such expenditure may possibly be taken into account for CGT purposes when the property is sold (for detailed guidance see the CG manual).

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