- HMRC has updated Notice 708 regarding buildings and construction
- Changes include when building work and materials can be zero-rated or reduced-rated at 5%
- Information on when the sale or long lease of a building can be zero-rated
- Details on the VAT domestic reverse charge for building and construction services
- Developers are blocked from deducting input tax on goods that are not building materials
- Builders or developers need a certificate from customers confirming the building’s intended use for zero or reduced rate
- Customers can issue certificates to builders or developers
- Rules for when a certificated building is no longer used for its intended purpose
- Special time of supply rules for builders
- Businesses using their own labor for building work must account for a self-supply charge
- Sections 18.1 and 18.2 of the Notice have force of law under The VAT Act 1994, Schedule 8, Group 5, Note 12.
Source: deeksvat.co.uk
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