VATGPB5730 | NHS capital building projects: notifying a framework project to HMRC: annex 3 - final claim
From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Government and Public Bodies
Alongside your COS VAT recovery calculation as described in the main body of guidance, please also provide:
Part A - letter of authority
Supply the following information on trust headed paper:
date
project reference number
project title
name of trust representative
name of trust
name of advisor
HMRC reference number (if already supplied as part of an intending claim)
statement that "I can confirm that the above-named advisor is approved to act on behalf of this NHS Trust in providing VAT advice associated with the named project and the submission of this claim."
Part B - application form for submission of VAT recovery final claim for a framework project to HMRC
Project reference number
Project title
Brief description of the project
HMRC reference number (if already supplied as part of an intending claim)
Final project costs
Professional charges (excluding PSCP costs)
PSCP fee (overhead and profit)
PSCP other costs (pre-design fees and so on)
Site administration and site facilities (historically referred to as preliminaries - contractor’s staff, portacabins, set-up cost and so on)
Risks and contingencies
New works
Extensions to existing buildings
Refurbishment
Cost related to business activities
Planning fees and building regulations
Total net cost - which should include all professional and construction refurbishment fees and costs together with the PSCP fees but exclude VAT (do not include any equipment costs procured by the NHS Trust, or other NHS Body if applicable, directly)
Where costs are different to the initial claim, explain why this is
Part C - schedule of invoices
Provide a full list of invoices received from the PSCP. This can be supplied in spreadsheet format, but must contain the:
supplier name (this should always be the PSCP)
invoice number
invoice date
net amount
VAT amount
VAT amount claimed and date
VAT amount adjusted and date (provide evidence of adjustments)
Provide a copy of the final invoice
Part D - consenting to use email
HMRC are required to obtain written informed consent for any correspondence using email. If you agree to the use of email, please follow the instructions below.
What you need to do
Copy and complete the statement below and provide the contact details with the names of any individual in your organisation with whom HMRC may need to correspond.
Return your completed email protocol to [email protected] as soon as possible. This is to ensure that you experience minimal delay.
Notify HMRC when there are any changes to the contact details so we can update our records.
Consent statement
I, [insert primary contact name], on behalf of [name of business] / in my role as [insert role] of [name of business] confirm that I have read the Corresponding with HMRC by email factsheet (GOV.UK) and:
I understand and accept the risks of using email
I am content for financial information to be sent by email
I confirm that attachments can be used
Contact details: Framework schemes only
Contact name
Correspondence address
Phone no
Role or position (for example, director of finance / agent)
Email address
Tax regime (for example, VAT, PAYE or CT)
Email protocol agreed (Yes or No)
Please note that HMRC are unable to correspond with anyone who has not been listed. The information you provide will replace the contact details already held by HMRC. This will only be in relation to your consent to correspond by email.
Contacting you by email
HMRC emails will always be sent from a central mailbox. Always use this mailbox when corresponding with us as personal email addresses are not monitored during periods of leave. If you do not wish to correspond using email and would prefer to use another method of contact, please let us know as soon as possible.