Fixed charge receivers have a duty to account for VAT on properties in receivership. Philip Alfandary and Maria Connolly examine the problems they may encounter
What are fixed charge receivers?
Fixed charge receivers (FCRs) also known as LPA receivers may be appointed by a lender where there has been breach of a fixed charge held by that lender over a property. The mortgage deed will usually extend the powers afforded by statute (which are principally limited to collection of rents) and enable an FCR to deal with charged property by way of sale and/or the grant of a lease. The sale may be immediate in which case the sale proceeds would be paid to the lender or deferred for some time ...
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Fixed charge receivers have a duty to account for VAT on properties in receivership. Philip Alfandary and Maria Connolly examine the problems they may encounter
What are fixed charge receivers?
Fixed charge receivers (FCRs) also known as LPA receivers may be appointed by a lender where there has been breach of a fixed charge held by that lender over a property. The mortgage deed will usually extend the powers afforded by statute (which are principally limited to collection of rents) and enable an FCR to deal with charged property by way of sale and/or the grant of a lease. The sale may be immediate in which case the sale proceeds would be paid to the lender or deferred for some time ...
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