Replacement goods in unfurnished property

[Kitty Kat]

Client has an unfurnished property (but it has some capital items in it, just not enough to be furnished).

They replace a (comparable) dishwasher, is the cost allowable as a repair/replacement?
They install a new washing machine, that isn't allowable is it (as capital)?
How about the costs of fitting the item, does it follow the treatment above?

I find myself almost clueless as to unfurnished properties all of a sudden!

[section 44]

They replace a (comparable) dishwasher, is the cost allowable as a repair/replacement?

Yes

They install a new washing machine, that isn't allowable is it (as capital)?

Agreed

How about the costs of fitting the item, does it follow the treatment above?

Yes

[Kitty Kat]

Thank you very much.

[Peter D]

Why do you say "just not enough to be furnished" It does not sound furnished to me. Can you move in,cook full meal, eat at a table, sit on a sofa in the lounge then hang you cloths in a wardrobe and go to bed. ? Regards Peter

[Kitty Kat]

Why do you say "just not enough to be furnished" It does not sound furnished to me. Can you move in,cook full meal, eat at a table, sit on a sofa in the lounge then hang you cloths in a wardrobe and go to bed. ? Regards Peter

I'm confuzled, you seem to be saying 'why do you think it isn't furninshed, it doesn't sound furnished'. I agree, that's why I said it

[Peter D]

I'm sorry, I have just re-read your thread and you clearly say "just not enough to be furnished" and I just missed the "not" Regards Peter

[section 44]

a "not" error, we've all been there

[Kitty Kat]

a "not" error, we've all been there