Example: replacing a range and refitting the shop
An established family shop has a range that is costly to run and a counter area that has not changed in years. Paying for a new range and refit in one go would wipe out the shop's reserves just before the busy season.
Spread instead over five years, the shop closes for a short refit, reopens with a more efficient range and pays for it monthly out of takings.
That is the approach behind our work with Millers of Haxby. Rentals can often be set against profit, as explained in our tax relief guide.