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27 May 2009
Issue: 4207 / Categories: Forum & Feedback
A limited liability partnership owns a restaurant premises, while the trade is operated by a limited company. What are the VAT implications if rent is unpaid, and who is entitled to capital allowances? The landlord can claim allowances used or provided for the purposes of a rental business, and VAT applies to an ‘economic activity’.

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