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1 December 2016

Author: Sue Mountford

Enhanced Capital Allowance

The Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) Scheme ended in April 2020 and allowances are no longer claimable under that scheme. The scheme was deigned to allow businesses of all sizes investing in designated technologies that reduce energy consumption, to write off 100 percent of the cost against the taxable profits of the period during which the investment was made. It was particularly useful if Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) had already been claimed in full.

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