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20% and 14.5% are not comparable percentages here:

You charge 20% VAT but then you pay 14.5% of the 120% total (i.e. 17.4%).

This may be a good deal if you have relatively few VATable expeneses, and you are charging customers who are insensitive to VAT (you are paying their VAT for them). At best, you're making £52pw rather than £110pw.



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