
Business Asset Disposal Relief: What Changes in April 2026
The BADR rate rises from 14% to 18% on 6 April 2026. For HVAC business owners considering a sale, the implications are material.
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The BADR rate rises from 14% to 18% on 6 April 2026. For HVAC business owners considering a sale, the implications are material.
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With the BADR rate rising to 18% on 6 April 2026, the window for completing a sale at the lower 14% rate is closing. What you need to know.
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MCS accreditation is increasingly a key valuation driver for HVAC businesses. Find out why buyers pay more for MCS-certified businesses.
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A new year brings new decisions. For HVAC business owners who have been considering their options, 2026 presents a compelling set of market conditions.
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The Capital Gains Tax treatment of business sales changes on 6 April 2026. Here is what the BADR rate increase means for HVAC owners.
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Owner dependency is one of the most consistent valuation killers in HVAC business sales. Understand the problem and how to fix it.
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The degree to which your HVAC business depends on you personally is one of the most significant factors buyers assess when setting a price.
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The difference between a well-prepared sale and an unprepared one is often measured in hundreds of thousands of pounds. Here is your 12-month checklist.
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Market conditions in 2026 remain favourable for well-prepared HVAC businesses. Here is how to get ready for a successful sale.
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