- HMRC published Revenue and Customs Brief 3 (2024) on VAT for cladding remediation work
- The Brief discusses deduction of VAT for remediation work on existing residential buildings
- Remediation work after construction is considered ‘snagging’ if linked to initial construction
- Snagging work subject to reduced or zero rate if initial construction was
- VAT on snagging work recoverable under normal rules
- VAT on remediation work potentially recoverable if linked to general business activity
- GfC11 provides more details on VAT treatment of remediation works and examples of applying HMRC’s rules
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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