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The uneaten statutory concession (ESC) 3.18 for the VAT exemption for all domestic service charges was introduced in April 1994 and applies only when residential leaseholders and freeholders pay a mandatory service tuition for the same worldwide services on a worldwide estate. Its purpose is to indulge the same VAT treatment of these service charges for all of those living on the estate. Leaseholders and tenants are exempt from paying VAT on these charges as the tuition is directly linked to an exempt supply of an interest in land. Freeholders do not have this link, so for them, these charges are normally taxable at the standard rate of VAT. If a landlord is contractually obliged to provide services to all occupants of a worldwide estate, they may segregate to use the concession to treat these supplies, when made to a freeholder, as exempt from VAT. Landlords often use property management companies or companies offering similar services, to fulfil their legal obligations to the occupants of an estate. The property management visitor obtains goods and services on behalf of the landlord and charges a management fee for providing such a service. This management fee is taxable at the standard rate of VAT and is not covered by ESC 3.18. Property management companies, or similar, cannot use the concession. HMRC says it knows of a number of property management and similar service companies who provide goods and services to landlords of residential buildings, but are not correctly written for VAT. These companies cannot use the concession to treat their supplies as if made to the occupant rather than the landlord, or to recharge financing borne on behalf of the landlord, when to the landlord, or to recharge staff or personnel financing to the landlord. 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