VAT Planning Strategies for Property Transactions is an invaluable tool providing a wealth of tax planning ideas for structuring property transactions. Completely unique in its approach, it focuses on the various tax saving strategies available and offers countless hints, tips and ideas on how to mitigate VAT across the whole spectrum of property transactions.
Provides clear and detailed guidance on VAT
Includes precedent clauses, questions and answers, checklists and diagrams to clarify complex areas
Full of useful examples, highlighting the various pitfalls and how to avoid them as well as the numerous opportunities available and how to exploit them
Completely updated to take into consideration a wide variety of developments
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Practical advice on how to minimise the VAT paid, avoid VAT traps and ensure that VAT saving does not conflict with other taxes.Provides detailed coverage of this specialist area.Enabling effective planning, the report provides expert, practical advice ... a complete authoritative source of reference on VAT.If you advise in this field, you will find in this work an authoritative and complete work of reference by an acknowledged expert in this field...This is a work we can happily recommend to advisers, and interested businessmen...An authorative and complete work of reference by an acknowledged expert in this field...This is a book which every property law library must haveThe commentary is clear, concise and well written and makes this often dry area of law easily accessible for practitioners.Definitely recomended. Taxation Practitioner - of previous edition.
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978-0-421-77460-5 (9780421774605)
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Introduction. Transactions taxable at the standard rate. Domestic buildings. Commercial buildings. Mortgages, dealings with leases and transfers of business. Timing of supplies. Gifts, sales at undervalue and death. Appendices.
