Cowboys face VAT blitz

Series: Construction News ; (6657) 16 March 2000, 4(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Presents the case for reducing VAT on domestic repair and maintenance works, claiming it is the only way to eradicate the construction industry's notorious black market.

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Presents the case for reducing VAT on domestic repair and maintenance works, claiming it is the only way to eradicate the construction industry's notorious black market.

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