Service charges for GP premises
Landlords will often seek to recover their costs associated with a let property from tenants by way of service charge payments.
As a tenant, it is important to be aware what costs can and cannot be recovered by the landlord through service charge demands.
What...
The BMA continue to work on the ongoing issues with NHS Property Services (NHSPS) and Community Health Partnerships (CHP), and would like to remind LMCs and practices about their guidance on this issue.
In respect of current charges, practices should only make payments to both the extent that...
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Practices are advised to seek professional advice before embarking on scheme to develop practice premises whether using improvement grants, or seeking to use developers for new or improved premises.
The current arrangements for 3 yearly reviews are best dealt with by submitting your case for...
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Advice on strategic estates management and infrastructure and management of new premises developments, refurbishments and improvements.
Core Business
This is essentially the landlord and advisory services that Primary Care Trust estates teams either provide or manage almost without exception...
This guidance has been produced by the General Practitioners Committee with the aim of providing a basic overview of SDLT as it applies to GPs. It is not a substitute for individually tailored professional accountancy and tax advice and only covers the general principles behind SDLT.
