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VAT Land and Property

VATLP11000 · Hotels and similar establishments (Item 1d)

  • VATLP11100 · Legal background
  • VATLP11200 · What is a hotel, inn or boarding house?
  • VATLP11300 · What is a 'similar establishment' to a hotel, inn, or boarding house?
  • VATLP11400 · Homeless people and asylum seekers
  • VATLP11500 · The reduced value rule ('28 day rule')
  • VATLP11600 · Supplies to the Home Office
  • VATLP11700 · Rooms used for catering
  • VATLP11800 · Wedding packages
  1. Hotels and similar establishments (Item 1d): contents
  2. Hotels and similar establishments (Item 1d): the reduced value rule ('28 day rule')

VATLP11500 | Hotels and similar establishments (Item 1d): the reduced value rule ('28 day rule')

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Land and Property

Supplies by hotels or similar establishments of accommodation for asylum seekers are often made to the Home Office or local authority. In such cases, the reduced value rule will still apply from the 29th day of each individual’s stay.

However, accommodation provided for a succession of different individuals for periods of less than 29 days will not qualify for treatment under the rule. Details about how the reduced value rule works can be found in Notice 709/3 Hotels and holiday accommodation and VAT Valuation Manual. It should be noted that where breakfast is provided as a food parcel the tax exclusive cost to the proprietor will be accepted as the element of the charge relating to food. Where vouchers are used, the food element is always taken as the voucher cost.

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