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VAT on Property 2008

Key Features

• Purchase your copy now for the reduced rate of €45 and receive a free copy of Frank Mitchell's paper "VAT & Property: One year older - one year wiser" from the 2009 ITI Annual Conference.
• As of 1 July 2008, a new set of rules governing VAT on property were introduced. This vital text has been completely re-written to reflect these changes.
• The ninth edition of VAT on Property looks in detail at these new rules and how they will apply to transactions in property. The book is designed to be a user friendly guide for practitioners, students, and people in business who find themselves advising on or involved in property transactions. The new edition looks specifically at:

• • The VAT treatment applying to the sale of a property
  • The VAT treatment applying to lettings
  • The Capital Goods Scheme
  • The transitional rules
  • The impact of EU Law on Irish Property transactions
• The new rules include transitional provisions and a Capital Goods Scheme. All businesses that own, occupy, develop or intend to acquire property are affected by these changes.
  
  Erratum

  There are some small printing mistakes in the 2008 Edition of VAT on Property. Click here for full details.  It is the Institute's policy to correct and clarify any errors within our publications and feedback is always appreciated. Send your comments to publications@taxireland.ie.

Authors:

Fergus Gannon is a director in Deloitte, specialising in VAT. He is a Fellow of the Irish Taxation Institute and is a chartered accountant.

Vincent McCullagh is a director in Deloitte, specialising in VAT. He has worked both in Ireland and in the UK and has presented widely on VAT matters for the Institute and other professional bodies.