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VCONST08350 · Zero-rating the ‘approved alteration’ of a ‘protected building’: is the work ‘approved’

  • VCONST08360 · When is work ‘approved’
  • VCONST08370 · Is listed building consent required
  • VCONST08380 · Has consent been granted
  • VCONST08390 · Places of worship and ecclesiastical exemption
  • VCONST08400 · Crown and Duchy interest
  1. Zero-rating the ‘approved alteration’ of a ‘protected building’: is the work ‘approved’: contents
  2. Zero-rating the ‘approved alteration’ of a ‘protected building’: is the work ‘approved’: when is work ‘approved’

VCONST08360 | Zero-rating the ‘approved alteration’ of a ‘protected building’: is the work ‘approved’: when is work ‘approved’

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Construction

Work is ‘approved’ when

  • it requires listed building consent (VCONST08370)

and

  • listed building consent has been granted (VCONST08380).

Remember:

  • not everything that requires listed building consent is an alteration for VAT purposes (VCONST08450)

  • there are special rules for ecclesiastical buildings (VCONST08390)

  • there are special rules for Crown or Duchy interest (VCONST08400).

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