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VCONST21000 · Changing the use or disposing of certificated buildings - buildings completed on or after 1 March 2011

  • VCONST21010 · About this section
  • VCONST21100 · When is a building complete?
  • VCONST21200 · Changes
  • VCONST21300 · How do you account for VAT on a self-supply?
  • VCONST21400 · What is a 'change in use'?
  • VCONST21500 · Other points to note
  • VCONST21600 · Example of how the 'change in use' calculation is applied
  • VCONST21700 · Change in the VAT rate
  • VCONST21800 · Other scenarios
  • VCONST21900 · Scenarios involving buildings used for a residential purpose
  1. Changing the use or disposing of certificated buildings - buildings completed on or after 1 March 2011: contents
  2. Changing the use or disposing of certificated buildings - buildings completed on or after 1 March 2011: changes

VCONST21200 | Changing the use or disposing of certificated buildings - buildings completed on or after 1 March 2011: changes

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Construction

Instead of having two adjustment mechanisms (each with its own rules on how to calculate and apply a tax charge) to apply to the two sets of circumstances where a ‘change in use’ occurs as set out in VCONST20000, there is now a single adjustment mechanism to be applied in all circumstances where use changes or where the building is disposed of.

The VAT due on the tax charge calculated by this single adjustment mechanism is equivalent to the VAT that would have been charged on the original supply (supplies) had they not qualified for the zero rate, adjusted to reflect:

  • the proportion of the building that is affected by the change in use (or disposal)

and

  • the number of complete months that the building had been used solely for a qualifying purpose prior to the change in use (or disposal).

The tax charge calculated is then treated as a taxable self-supply. A self-supply is a deemed supply to and by the person concerned.

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