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Working from Home: Tax Implications of a Purpose-Built Office

Shared from Tax Insider: Working from Home: Tax Implications of a Purpose-Built Office
By Jennifer Adams, March 2026

Jennifer Adams considers the tax implications of working from home in a purpose-built office. 

Following the pandemic, flexible working arrangements have become a permanent feature of the UK business landscape. Many businesses now operate hybrid models, while self-employment and consultancy roles continue to grow. Although employees currently have only a legal right to request flexible working after 26 weeks of employment (with no statutory right to work from home), home working is already the norm for many.  

As a result, increasing numbers of taxpayers are investing in dedicated home office space. Where existing space is not

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