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VATLP22000 · Option to tax

  • VATLP22050 · Overview of the option to tax
  • VATLP22100 · What is the relevant UK legislation?
  • VATLP22150 · What is the European basis for the option to tax?
  • VATLP22200 · Legislative changes since the option to tax was introduced
  • VATLP22250 · Scope of the option to tax
  • VATLP22300 · Supplies not affected by an option
  • VATLP22350 · Decision and notification
  • VATLP22400 · Belated notification of an option to tax
  • VATLP22450 · Disclosure of an option to tax to a third party
  • VATLP22500 · Permission options
  • VATLP22550 · Input tax and the option to tax
  • VATLP22600 · How are rent adjustments following sales and purchases treated?
  • VATLP22650 · What about opted properties on hand at deregistration?
  1. Option to tax: contents
  2. Option to tax: legislative changes since the option to tax was introduced

VATLP22200 | Option to tax: legislative changes since the option to tax was introduced

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Land and Property

Numerous legislative changes have been made since the option to tax was introduced and Schedule 10 is now one of the most complex areas of VAT legislation. Many of the legislative changes were made in response to tax avoidance schemes.

By 2008, Schedule 10 had become very difficult to navigate because of a vast patchwork of amendments. A rewritten version containing a more logical order and simpler legislative style was introduced from 1 June of that year. The rewrite was intended to make the Schedule easier to understand and the bulk of the meaning did not change. However, some changes in meaning were made at that time. These are listed at VATLP26000.

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