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In the case of supplies made in Scotland see paragraph 12.6. 12.2 If you provide services to freehold owners of residential accommodation If you do choose to apply this concession and treat the periodic charges as exempt, your right to recover any associated input tax may be restricted. This may also have an impact on your eligibility to remain registered for VAT. For guidance on shared ownership arrangements, see paragraph 4.4.4. 4.4.4 Letting of parking facilities in conjunction with the letting of dwellings The supply by the factor of his own services to a residential occupant in Scotland for fulfilling their contractual obligations is a separate taxable supply. 13. Commonhold and leasehold reform 13.1 The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 The unit-holders acquire a freehold interest in a specific unit. It is the commonhold association, a type of management company, that owns the freehold of the common parts. The members of the commonhold association will be unit-holders. But where a unit is jointly owned, only one of the joint owners will become a member.
the freehold sale of garages, car parks or car parking facilities that are not new (more than 3 years have elapsed from the date on which they were completed, see paragraphs 3.2 and 3.3 for further information)You should read Retail schemes (VAT Notice 727) and the associated notices which will tell you more about the individual schemes. The schemes are designed to suit different types of business, and this notice will help you decide. 1.2.3 Business between Northern Ireland and EU It’s important that you keep yourself up to date by noting these changes. Otherwise you may find that you are not accounting for VAT properly. 2. Administration of VAT 2.1 VAT visits, tax avoidance and the law
If you make retail sales or provide services to the public, there are a number of special retail schemes which you may use to work out the VAT on your supplies.Not all of the information here will apply to your business, so do not try to read it all the way through. 1.2 Other helpful notices 1.2.1 Introductory information Under the Freedom of Information Act you’re entitled to see certain information held by HMRC. For more information, see How to make a freedom of information ( FOI) request. hiring out a hall or other accommodation for meetings or parties and so on (but not wedding or party facilities where the supplier does more than supplying accommodation, for example by assisting with entertainment and arranging catering), the use of a kitchen area, lighting and furniture can be included