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I can not see how parking in a disabled bay - which is clearly a contravention - can be a normal contractual scam charge as used by IPC PPCs and, as it is not a charge for parking, this time I think VAT would not be applicable.0
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I can not see how parking in a disabled bay - which is clearly a contravention - can be a normal contractual scam charge as used by IPC PPCs and, as it is not a charge for parking, this time I think VAT would not be applicable.
But surely the PPC allows you to park in BB spaces on payment of a fee. This parking fee attracts v.a.t.
http://i.imgur.com/HyCjALI.jpgYou never know how far you can go until you go too far.0 -
But surely the PPC allows you to park in BB spaces on payment of a fee. This parking fee attracts v.a.t.
http://i.imgur.com/HyCjALI.jpg
No - the PPC never allows you to park in a disabled place - it would be in contravention of its arrangements with the landowner if it did. The charge is for parking where you are NOT allowed EVER to park if you don't have a disability.0 -
But the sign says "If you park a vehicle on this land and are not fully complying with the conditions listed above you are contractually agreeing to the following:"
That makes it a contract, ergo VAT is due ... yes?
(Leaving aside the obvious fact that you cannot contract to do something that is prohibited).
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But the sign says "If you park a vehicle on this land and are not fully complying with the conditions listed above you are contractually agreeing to the following:"
That makes it a contract, ergo VAT is due ... yes?
(Leaving aside the obvious fact that you cannot contract to do something that is prohibited).
MY point exactly. According to the sign, for £100 you could block the exit.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0
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