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If you let facilities for playing any sport or for taking part in any physical recreation your supply is normally standard-rated. But, if the let is for over 24 hours or is for a series of sessions your supply may be exempt. See paragraph 5.3 and 5.4 for more details. If you are a sports club or a non-profit making body you should read Sport supplies that are VAT exempt (VAT Notice 701/45). 5.2 A sports facility

You may be required to pay sums of money, or sums of money in addition to buildings or works, to a local authority or a third party under section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and other similar agreements. You may, for example, pay money towards the future maintenance of a building or land, or as a contribution towards improvement of the infrastructure. Such sums are not consideration for taxable supplies to you by the local authority or by the third party. 9. Mortgages 9.1 The basic position These items are exempt from VAT so are not taxable. You do not include sales of exempt goods or services in your taxable turnover for VAT purposes. And if you buy exempt items, there is no VAT to reclaim. Generally, you will not be able to reclaim exempt input tax. However, provided the amount of exempt input tax is below a certain amount, it can be recovered in full. Non-business use in a partly exempt business

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If you only sell or otherwise supply goods or services that are exempt from VAT then yours is an exempt business and: Some supplies are exempt from VAT, which means that no tax is payable — but, equally, the person making the supply cannot normally recover any of the VAT on their own expenses. use the extra statutory concession described in paragraph 12.2, to treat supplies made direct to a freehold owner as exempt 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 Commonhold will be available for residential, commercial or mixed use developments. Those who own the interests in individual units under commonhold are referred to as ‘unit-holders’. 13.3 The reforms

If your business is partly exempt and you buy goods or services that you use partly for business and partly for non-business purposes you must split the VAT accordingly. You then use your partial exemption method in paragraph 3.9 of VAT Notice 706 to work out how much of the business VAT you can reclaim. Keeping records if your business is partly exempt 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. Agreements drawn up between developers, local authorities and water sewerage undertakers make provision for a wide variety of land, buildings and works to be provided, at the developer’s expense, in connection with the granting of planning permission for the development. If the sporting rights form part of the supply of some land, there are occasions when the liability of the sporting rights will follow the liability of that land. See paragraph 6.2 for more information. 6.2 Sporting rights forming part of a supply of land the provision of a specific area of office accommodation, such as a bay, room or floor, together with the right to use shared areas such as reception, lifts, restaurant, rest rooms, leisure facilities and so onwedding facilities (including, for example, use of rooms for a ceremony, wedding breakfast and evening party) This means that if the rents from the commercial premises are exempt from VAT, the parking facilities will also be exempt. But if you pay an inducement to a prospective tenant who, in return, provides a benefit to you other than that customarily derived from entering the lease, then there is a supply. The VAT liability of the supply will depend on the nature of the benefits provided, which could for example involve undertaking improvements or repairs to the building.

The commonhold association is responsible for the upkeep of the common parts and will provide an estimate of annual expenditure, the commonhold assessment. 13.5 The correct VAT treatment of transactions granting a concession to operate a shop within a shop, where the concessionaire is granted a defined area from which to sell their goods or services Although HMRC’s aim is always to provide a high standard of service, sometimes things may go wrong. If they do, there are procedures for handling complaints fairly and speedily. Read about Stamp Duty Land Tax. 8. Developers’ agreements 8.1 Dedicating or vesting new roads or sewersA property management company cannot treat supplies made direct to an occupant of a building (whether a leaseholder, tenant or freeholder) as exempt supplies, see paragraph 12.4. Each court or pitch (or lane in the case of bowling alley, curling rink or swimming pool) is a separate sports facility. a letting or licence of a purpose built car park, for example, a car park let to a car park operator

commercial property is exempt unless the property is less than 3 years old or it’s been opted to tax The above does not apply to the provision of parking in conjunction with holiday accommodation. This is normally standard-rated, see Buildings and construction (VAT Notice 708). HMRC is committed to providing newly-registered businesses with the help and support they need in ways they find convenient, accessible and understandable. 1.7 Updates a letting or licence of a garage or designated parking bay or space, the letting is standard-rated even if the facilities are not used for storing a vehicle (unless the lease or licence specifically prohibits the use of facilities for parking)

For VAT purposes, a beneficial owner who directly receives the benefit of the proceeds from selling, leasing or letting land or buildings is treated as being the person selling, leasing or letting the land or buildings. This is the case even though that person is not the legal owner. An example of this is a bare trust where a trustee is the legal owner of the land, but the beneficial ownership belongs to another person. The beneficial owner is treated as the person making the grant. The Highways Agency will arrange for the works to be carried out. Under section 278 of the Highways Act 1980, the Highways Agency may then recover from you, the developer, the costs incurred by the Highways Agency on certain road improvements. These costs will normally include irrecoverable VAT that has been charged to the Highways Agency by a contractor. As there is no supply between the Highways Agency and yourself, but merely a reimbursement by you of VAT inclusive costs, you are not entitled to recover the VAT element as your input tax. 8.5.2 Works carried out by the developer In addition, a person who is not registered for VAT in the UK but acquires goods from an EU member state into Northern Ireland, or makes distance sales in Northern Ireland from EU, above certain value limits may be required to register for VAT in the UK . Such persons may register voluntarily if their acquisitions or distance sales are below these limits). For VAT purposes the consideration for the sale of the building or the assignment of the lease is the full value of the supply before any rent adjustment is made.