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Anne Hulbert

amokura@mastodonapp.uk

<p>Retired, love sailing, travelling, meeting people of all races and cultures. Aged 50 started living on a sailing boat for 10 years (Europe 3 years, 7 years in Caribbean, Bahamas, US), sailed across the Atlantic both ways. Returned to UK, moved into a caravan for 3 years and toured Europe. Then Covid hit... Twitter handle is @anne_imp</p>

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    @auschwitzmuseum Genocide is being committed right now. Palestinians are being murdered by the terrorist organisation known as Israel. Isn&#39;t the point of not letting people forget to prevent it happening again; in which case Holocaust memorials have completely failed.

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    @ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us You&#39;re nearly as cynical as myself 😄

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    @ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us This rentcharge thing is something I&#39;ve not come across before but, from the links I gave earlier, is not related to renting a property in the way we normally understand it. Also, it seems to be irrelevant as, according to the legislation, no new rentcharges can be created since 1977. A leasehold property is where you purchase the property for a specific number of years and pay ground rent, i.e. you acquire a chargeable interest in the property. This is not the same as...

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    @ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us SDLTM00280 gives definition of chargeable interest. Meaning of rentcharge is at https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1977/30/section/1 and explanation https://beestonshenton.co.uk/rentcharge-1977-rentcharge-act-explained/

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    @ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us That whole section is about &quot;leases&quot; but suddenly throws in the term &quot;shorthold tenancies&quot; without clarification. SDLTM00260 is very clear that the tax is chargeable on the acquisition of a chargeable interest. A person renting a property under a simple tenancy agreement does not acquire any sort of chargeable interest in that property.