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VAT Input Tax

VIT40000 · Specific issues

  • VIT40100 · Definition and VAT status of holding companies
  • VIT40600 · When is VAT recoverable by holding companies
  • VIT41000 · Viability studies
  • VIT41600 · Domestic accommodation
  • VIT41700 · Accommodation provided to employees
  • VIT41800 · Farmhouses
  • VIT41900 · Sale of domestic property
  • VIT42000 · Timeshare accommodation
  • VIT42100 · Removal expenses
  • VIT42500 · Subsistence
  • VIT43000 · Entertainment
  • VIT43200 · Business entertainment
  • VIT43300 · Goods and services used for business entertainment and other business purposes
  • VIT43400 · When input tax can be recovered on entertainment costs
  • VIT43500 · Appeals about business and staff entertainment
  • VIT43600 · Staff entertainment
  • VIT43700 · Employee rewards and perks
  • VIT43800 · Clothing
  • VIT43900 · Employee share incentive schemes
  • VIT43910 · Retraining prior to redundancy
  • VIT43920 · Relocation expenses
  • VIT43930 · Information technology supplied for homeworking
  • VIT43940 · Mobile phones
  • VIT43950 · Sports and recreational facilities available to staff in general
  • VIT44000 · Sponsorship
  • VIT44200 · Reasons for making purchases in connection with sponsorship
  • VIT44300 · Test for sporting and recreational activities
  • VIT44400 · Toll Operators
  • VIT44600 · Funded occupational pension schemes
  • VIT44650 · Funded occupational pension schemes: Effect on employers
  • VIT44700 · Funded occupational pension schemes: Effect on trustees
  • VIT44750 · Funded occupational pension schemes: Effect of VAT Grouping
  • VIT44800 · Employers who are sole trustees of their pension fund
  • VIT45410 · When employers should charge output tax in connection with funded occupational pension schemes – arrangements that can be applied following CJEU decision in PPG
  • VIT45500 · Pensions provided for the employees of more than one employer
  • VIT45600 · Apportionment of tax by cathedrals and churches
  • VIT45700 · The banding system for cathedrals and churches
  • VIT46000 · Treatment of input tax on franchised catering in clubs
  • VIT46200 · Treatment of VAT on catering overheads in clubs
  • VIT40500 · Basic functions of holding companies and their ability to register for VAT
  • VIT44900 · When employers should charge output tax in connection with funded pension schemes
  • VIT45000 · Third parties providing both administration and investment services to funded occupational pension schemes – arrangements where the employer does not directly contract and pay for the services.
  • VIT45100 · Pensions provided for the employees of more than one employer
  • VIT45200 · When trustees of funded pension schemes can claim input tax
  • VIT45300 · Attribution of services received in connection with funded pension schemes
  • VIT45400 · Attribution of services received in connection with funded occupational pension schemes following CJEU judgement in PGG - use of tripartite contracts
  • VIT45420 · Attribution of services received in connection with occupational funded pension schemes following CJEU judgment in PPG – Supply of Scheme Administration services by pension trustees to an employer
  • VIT45430 · Supply of services by holding company or Service Company to an employer or employers
  • VIT45440 · Attribution of services received in connection with occupational funded pension schemes following CJEU judgment in PPG – use of VAT grouping
  • VIT45510 · When trustees of funded occupational pension schemes can claim input tax
  1. Specific issues: contents
  2. Specific issues: sale of domestic property

VIT41900 | Specific issues: sale of domestic property

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Input Tax

Where a sole proprietor, partner or company director:

  • sells a privately owned domestic property to generate funds; and

  • uses those funds to finance a business

the VAT incurred on the selling costs is not input tax. Such costs might include legal fees and estate agents fees.

In these cases the supplies of services are made to the individual owner of the property for the sale of private property. They are not incurred for the purpose of any business activities, even though the business may receive the benefit of the sale proceeds.

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