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VGROUPS03150 · Eligibility conditions for specified bodies: specified bodies

  • VGROUPS03170 · What are specified bodies?
  • VGROUPS03190 · How is 'turnover' defined?
  • VGROUPS03210 · Who is a 'third party'?
  • VGROUPS03230 · What happens when the body corporate is the sole general partner of a limited partnership?
  • VGROUPS03250 · Exceptions from being a specified body?
  • VGROUPS03270 · What happens if the body corporate is dormant or has not yet started the business activity?
  1. Eligibility conditions for specified bodies: specified bodies: contents
  2. Eligibility conditions for specified bodies: specified bodies: what happens when the body corporate is the sole general partner of a limited partnership?

VGROUPS03230 | Eligibility conditions for specified bodies: specified bodies: what happens when the body corporate is the sole general partner of a limited partnership?

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Groups

Limited partnerships are included because for VAT purposes, a limited partnership’s business activities are treated as carried on by the general partner and so can be treated as taking place within the general partner’s VAT group.

The definition of a specified body is modified in two respects. First, the relevant business activity must be carried on by the limited partnership (not by the general partner in an unrelated capacity). Second, the expected turnover should take into account the limited partnership supplies to persons outside the VAT group.

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