The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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19 Chargeable amount of communal floorspace: “relevant percentage”
(1) In relation to an area of communal space for residents which falls within regulation 11(1)(a), the relevant percentage is 100%. (2) In relation to an area of communal space for residents which falls within regulation 11(1)(b), the relevant percentage is determined as follows— Step 1 Calculate in relation to the area of communal space for residents— the gross internal area of each of the relevant residential units which falls within regulation 11(1)(b)(i), and the total of the amounts given by paragraph (a). Step 2 Calculate in relation to the area of communal space for residents— the gross internal area of each of the other units which falls within regulation 11(1)(b)(ii), and the total of the amounts given by paragraph (a). Step 3 Apply the following formula— P ( % ) = U U + O × 100 where— P is the relevant percentage, U is the amount given by paragraph (b) of Step 1, and O is the amount given by paragraph (b) of Step 2.
19 Chargeable amount of communal floorspace: “relevant percentage”
(1) In relation to an area of communal space for residents which falls within regulation 11(1)(a), the relevant percentage is 100%. (2) In relation to an area of communal space for residents which falls within regulation 11(1)(b), the relevant percentage is determined as follows— Step 1 Calculate in relation to the area of communal space for residents— the gross internal area of each of the relevant residential units which falls within regulation 11(1)(b)(i), and the total of the amounts given by paragraph (a). Step 2 Calculate in relation to the area of communal space for residents— the gross internal area of each of the other units which falls within regulation 11(1)(b)(ii), and the total of the amounts given by paragraph (a). Step 3 Apply the following formula— P ( % ) = U U + O × 100 where— P is the relevant percentage, U is the amount given by paragraph (b) of Step 1, and O is the amount given by paragraph (b) of Step 2.
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