Thank you for publishing my letter about tax breaks for cleaning up contaminated land and buildings (12 May, page 37).

Unfortunately, the published letter contained a transcription error that omitted an important word from my original, so the relevant part of the published letter was factually wrong and meant the opposite of my intention.

The final sentence of the second paragraph in the published version reads "鈥� and would typically qualify for capital allowances", but should have read "鈥� and would not typically qualify for capital allowances".

Postscript

Steven Bone, partner, the Capital Allowances

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