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What are the implications of setting up my own leaseback arrangement?
You are simply signing a commercial lease (rather than a simple rental mandate) with a management company who carry out key services.
This means you are deemed to be running a commercial enterprise and therefore entitled to recover the VAT. It is more of a commitment than a rental mandate and the restrictions are ones that don’t affect the normal owner (can't live there for more than 182 days a year and have to make it available for around 8 winter weeks).
Information correct as of 1st January 2024. This may change as rules and regulations change often, so please contact us directly if you have any specific enquiries.
This means you are deemed to be running a commercial enterprise and therefore entitled to recover the VAT. It is more of a commitment than a rental mandate and the restrictions are ones that don’t affect the normal owner (can't live there for more than 182 days a year and have to make it available for around 8 winter weeks).
Information correct as of 1st January 2024. This may change as rules and regulations change often, so please contact us directly if you have any specific enquiries.
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