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VCONST03400 · Zero-rating major interest grants in buildings: holiday homes

  • VCONST03410 · Exclusion from zero-rating
  • VCONST03420 · Applying Note 13 to residence restrictions
  • VCONST03430 · Use ‘for the whole of the year’
  • VCONST03440 · What ‘principal private residence’ means
  1. Zero-rating major interest grants in buildings: holiday homes: contents
  2. Zero-rating major interest grants in buildings: holiday homes: exclusion from zero-rating

VCONST03410 | Zero-rating major interest grants in buildings: holiday homes: exclusion from zero-rating

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Construction

For the purposes of the zero rate on grants of major interests, a holiday home is a building designed as a dwelling or a number of dwellings where residency throughout the year or use as a principle private residence is prevented. The first grant of a major interest in such a holiday home is standard-rated.

If the holiday home is at least three years old when the first grant is made, the grant will be exempt.

Further information on holiday accommodation can be found in the VATLP Land and Property guidance.

Construction services are not affected and can be zero-rated, subject to the normal rules (check VCONST02000 and in particular VCONST02200).

The legal basis for excluding the grant of holiday homes from zero-rating is the Value Added Tax Act 1994, Schedule 8, Group 5, Note 13.

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