1. Commentary
  2. Value-Added Tax and VAT on Property

Value-Added Tax & VAT on Property, Finance Act 2016

6.4For How Long do you Have to Hold on to VAT Records? The general rule is that you have to retain VAT records for six years. VATCA s84(4) However, the rules for property transactions are a little...
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Other Editions

  • Value-Added Tax & VAT on Property, Finance Act 2016
  • Value-Added Tax and VAT on Property, Finance (No. 2) Act 2013
  • Value-Added Tax and VAT on Property, Finance Act 2012