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Official guidance
VAT Construction

VCONST18000 · Certificates for qualifying buildings

  • VCONST18010 · About this section
  • VCONST18100 · Relevant legal provisions
  • VCONST18200 · What a certificate does
  • VCONST18300 · Limitations on zero-rating and reduced-rating
  • VCONST18400 · Form of the certificate
  • VCONST18500 · Where an incorrect certificate is provided
  • VCONST18600 · What 'solely' means
  • VCONST18700 · Concessions
  • VCONST18800 · Change of intention in the course of construction
  1. Certificates for qualifying buildings: contents
  2. Certificates for qualifying buildings: where an incorrect certificate is provided

VCONST18500 | Certificates for qualifying buildings: where an incorrect certificate is provided

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Construction

A certificate in the prescribed form carries the force of law. A person who gives a supplier an incorrect certificate is liable to a penalty under Value Added Tax Act 1994, section 62(1), subject to reasonable excuse considerations. Further information is available in the VAT Assessment and Error Correction Manual (previously titled ‘V1-35 Assessments and Error correction’).

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