Charity Property Conference 2013
29 Oct 2013
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Unite members at Equinox Care have voted for two days of strike action over proposed pay cuts of up to £6,000 a year.
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Richard Wild considers whether remaining with your Lennartz arrangements is the right way forward after the HMRC outlined options for organisations committed to the accounting system.
Socrates Socratous and Linda Skilbeck report on the result of the first UK VAT case since the ECJ’s decision in VNLTO cast doubt on the Lennartz principle.
Two little-known VAT concessions on land and property are to be radically amended by HMRC this year. Broadly speaking, these concessions are of benefit to a property owner who is charged VAT on the purchase of a property, is initially denied VAT recovery because he treats the rent as exempt, but decides later to opt to tax the building.
After considerable deliberation, HMRC has now effectively announced that Lennartz is dead for charities.
So, farewell Lennartz? Herr Lennartz was (or is) a German tax consultant, whose name became the tag of a VAT accounting treatment which has become well-known among UK charities.
The Whitechapel Art Gallery is a registered charity and displays works of art to the general public for no consideration. It acquired an old derelict library building adjacent to its existing premises for £900k with the intention of converting it into a gallery.
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