Simonn Posted September 15 Posted September 15 Hi all , a newbie self builder after a bit of vat advice. we have purchased an agricultural barn to convert , we have all planning in place , living in a static caravan on site , all ready to go. we are about to appoint a builder who is going to do all the structural and building control work then hand it back to us to finish , kitchen , bathrooms , decoration and flooring really. what vat should my builder be charging me ? Is it 20% for materials and 5% for labour ? On completion will be looking to claim the vat back through HMRC. Hope someone is able to help. Thank You Simon and sarah
JohnMo Posted September 15 Posted September 15 16 minutes ago, Simonn said: what vat should my builder be charging me None, materials and labour contract should be charged at zero vat - I assume a barn to house is zero vat
nod Posted September 16 Posted September 16 11 hours ago, JohnMo said: None, materials and labour contract should be charged at zero vat - I assume a barn to house is zero vat 5%
Tosh Posted September 16 Posted September 16 builder should charge you 5% for labour and materials. You claim back the 5% as part of your VAT claim at the end. The builder deals with the 15% via their own VAT input/output calculation. Materials you buy direct are 20%, so claim the full amount back. Some of the accountants for supply/install we've used have asked for the planning permission to confirm 'conversion'.
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