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HMRC’s position is that the following should normally be treated as capital expenditure:
Application and infrastructure costs.
Domain names.
Hardware.
Operating software that relates to the functionality of a website.
However, not all website related costs will be capital in nature. In particular, HMRC will normally accept that the following are revenue costs:
Initial research and planning costs prior to deciding to proceed with development.
Costs associated with maintaining or updating a website (for these purposes the website can be thought of as analogous to a shop window – the cost of constructing the window is capital, but the costs of changing the display from time to time is revenue).