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letting of land or buildings (but not garages, designated parking bays or other facilities specifically designed for parking) where the conveyance or contract makes no specific reference to use for parking vehicles An RTE company may recover VAT if part of the premises to which it has freehold title has commercial tenants. It must opt to tax the property and account for VAT on all rents to commercial tenants. The VAT on costs will be recoverable to the extent that they relate to the commercial rents. More information is available in Opting to tax land and buildings (VAT Notice 742A). Your rights and obligations disbursements (outside the scope of VAT), further information on disbursements can be found in the VAT guide (VAT Notice 700) Read Your Charter to find out what you can expect from HM Revenue and Customs and what we expect from you. Help us improve this notice

For more information see the Businesses and charging VAT guide. 4.2 How to account for VAT on your supplies Where the former leaseholder gains ownership of a commonhold unit in the same property that was demised under the lease, the only supply is that of the freehold. The lease ceases to have legal effect and there is no supply of it for VAT purposes. If you are a landlord and provide services to a freehold owner of residential accommodation, your supply is taxable at the standard rate of VAT because there is no actual supply of residential accommodation being made to the freehold owner. In which case it will be standard-rated. 13.6 VAT treatment in specific transactions creating a commonhold

Most business transactions involve supplies of goods or services. VAT is payable if they’re supplies made:

But, zero-rated supplies are treated as taxable supplies in all other respects, including the right of the person making the supply to recover the VAT on their own business expenditure (subject to certain restrictions — see paragraph 4.6). The same treatment applies where the agreement for the lease of the premises includes an obligation on the tenant to accept a later grant of parking facilities if or when they become available.But when the lease is extinguished and the freehold is transferred to some other person, or the freehold units have different boundaries from the previous leasehold premises, for VAT purposes there’s a supply of a surrender of an interest in the property by the former leaseholder. If you supply a mooring for a houseboat of a type described in Caravans and houseboats (VAT Notice 701/20) your supply is exempt. If you supply a mooring and garage or parking space to a houseboat owner your supply of the garage or parking space is also exempt providing it is reasonably close to the mooring. 5. Sports facilities and physical recreation 5.1 The basic VAT position VAT is a tax on consumer expenditure. It’s collected on business transactions, imports and acquisitions.

Optional services supplied by landlords or property management companies direct to occupants, (such as shopping, cleaning or internal decoration of a dwelling), are fully taxable. These supplies are not normally linked to the grant of a residential lease or tenancy and the supplier should account for the relevant tax. 12.4 Services to occupants on behalf of a landlord, as part of the landlord’s contractual obligations use the extra statutory concession described in paragraph 12.2, to treat supplies made direct to a freehold owner as exempt HMRC aims to provide information and advice that will give certainty to customers concerning the tax consequences of their transactions, their obligations, liabilities and entitlements. But, for VAT purposes the Isle of Man is treated as part of the UK. If you have customers or suppliers in the Isle of Man, the VAT rules are the same as if they were in the UK. Goods sent from Great Britain to the Isle of Man or vice versa do not count as imports or exports for VAT purposes. 4.7.2 Isle of Man Where parking facilities are supplied in conjunction with holiday accommodation the supply is normally standard-rated (see Buildings and construction (VAT Notice 708) for more information). 4.5 Grants of parking facilities with commercial premises

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The terms of a lease may provide for the landlord to recover from tenants, at or near the termination of the lease, an amount to cover the cost of restoring the property to its original condition. The amount is often agreed between the parties and may be based on a surveyor or contractor’s estimate. But if the syndicate is regularly paid to provide shooting facilities to individuals who are not members, or it makes taxable supplies of other goods or services, then it’s in business. The syndicate must, if VAT registrable, account for VAT on all its supplies including those to its members. 6.3.3 Landowners as syndicate members When a development is undertaken there may need to be road improvements. These road improvements will normally be undertaken in either works carried out by the: for more information read VAT on movements of goods between Northern Ireland and the EU (VAT Notice 725)