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VAT Construction

VCONST05000 · Zero-rating the conversion of non-residential buildings for relevant housing associations

  • VCONST05010 · About this section
  • VCONST05100 · Basic conditions for zero-rating the conversion of non-residential buildings
  • VCONST05200 · Is the supply made to a ‘relevant housing association’
  • VCONST05300 · Is the building the subject of a ‘non-residential conversion’
  • VCONST05400 · Are the services made ‘in the course of converting the building’
  • VCONST05500 · Services excluded from the zero rate
  • VCONST05600 · Apportionment
  1. Zero-rating the conversion of non-residential buildings for relevant housing associations: contents
  2. Zero-rating the conversion of non-residential buildings for relevant housing associations: is the supply made to a ‘relevant housing association’

VCONST05200 | Zero-rating the conversion of non-residential buildings for relevant housing associations: is the supply made to a ‘relevant housing association’

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Construction

The service of converting a non-residential building is only zero-rated when made to a ‘relevant housing association’.

Supplies by a one contractor to another contractor can’t be zero-rated, even though the other contractor is working on a development for a relevant housing association.

The definition of a ‘relevant housing association’ is found in the Value Added Tax Act 1994, Schedule 8, Group 5, Note 21.

The housing association should be able to provide some form of proof of their status.

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