- Property VAT can be standard rated, reduced rated, zero rated, or exempt
- Opting to tax means all supplies are standard rated and VAT is recoverable
- Recent changes mean HMRC no longer acknowledges option to tax unless notified
- Evidence of option to tax includes automated email reply and submitted form
- Correct information on the form is crucial to avoid invalidation by HMRC
- Common misconceptions about opting to tax exist despite its common occurrence
Source: crowe.com
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