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VCONST06000 · Reduced-rating the conversion of premises to a different residential use

  • VCONST06010 · About this section
  • VCONST06100 · Summary of liability to VAT
  • VCONST06150 · Basic conditions for reduced-rating residential conversions
  • VCONST06200 · What ‘a qualifying conversion’ means
  • VCONST06250 · Changed number of dwellings conversions
  • VCONST06300 · Multiple occupancy conversions
  • VCONST06350 · Conversions into premises intended for use for a relevant residential purpose where the residential accommodation is being provided by a home or institution or a hospice
  • VCONST06400 · Garages
  • VCONST06450 · Building control and planning consent
  • VCONST06500 · Qualifying services
  • VCONST06600 · Apportionment
  1. Reduced-rating the conversion of premises to a different residential use: contents
  2. Reduced-rating the conversion of premises to a different residential use: apportionment

VCONST06600 | Reduced-rating the conversion of premises to a different residential use: apportionment

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Construction

The relevant law

Paragraph 1(3) says an apportionment ‘may be made’. A contractor therefore has the option as to whether or not to make an apportionment. If he chooses not to do so, then his supply is wholly standard-rated.

This may occur when works go beyond the immediate site. Where work includes work beyond the property boundaries or away from the curtilage of the building (if the site is large) then the off-site or off-curtilage proportion should be excluded from the reduced rate.

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