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Fill in form 431NB to claim a VAT refund on a new build, or form 431C to claim for a conversion. You can only claim a VAT refund once. You must claim within 3 months of the building work being completed. Send your claim form to HM Revenue and Customs ( HMRC ).
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.
What self-builds are eligible? Not all self-build projects are eligible for a VAT refund. You can only reclaim VAT if you're building a new home that's a dwelling in its own right \u2014 extensions or annexes to existing homes don't count. The project also has to be for yourself or your family to live or holiday in.
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.
One of the great things about post-Brexit travelling in Europe is that British travellers can now claim a VAT refund on purchases made in the EU!
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You can reclaim VAT paid on goods or services bought before you registered for VAT if you bought them within: 4 years for goods you still have or goods that were used to make other goods you still have. 6 months for services.
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.
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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