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You can't claim overpaid VAT So if you're doing a conversion, e.g. a barn conversion, you can only claim VAT on contractors' invoices if it's the right amount of VAT. In other words, if your contractor charges 20% for work that is eligible for 5%, then you can't claim ANY of the VAT on those services.
A developer or house owner can claim back all VAT charged on the renovation of a building that has been empty for 10 years or more, once the dwelling is sold.
Examples of the materials you can claim VAT back under the DIY Housebuilders' scheme: All materials normally incorporated in a new dwelling \u2014 all construction materials, for example, concrete, blocks, bricks, insulation, sand, cement, plaster, timber, roofing, stairs, windows, guttering, doors, paint, etc.
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The DIY Housebuilders scheme is designed to put private housebuilders in a similar position to residential property developers. It allows private persons to claim back VAT on the cost of building materials when constructing their own homes.

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