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Posted By: borpinIf you hire the scaffold and put it up VAT cannot be reclaimed,That's my understanding, too, but:
supplied and fitted (and paid by you and not a sub-contractor) should be Zero rated.I think the labour for fitting should be zero rated, which Simon's link above also says. Also, if it's through a subcontractor then I think it can still be zero rated as long as they put it as a separate item - but not sure of that.
Posted By: Ed DaviesKey thing is supply *and* fit. If the materials are supplied and fitted by a contractor who is VAT registered, it is Zero rated to you (the contractor *must* pay the VAT when he buys it then claim it back or offset it). If the contractor is not VAT registered you must get a VAT invoice for any materials with *your* name on it in order to submit it later under the selfbuild scheme. It is only the contractor you pay who can zero rate.supplied and fitted (and paid by you and not a sub-contractor) should be Zero rated.I think the labour for fitting should be zero rated, which Simon's link above also says. Also, if it's through a subcontractor then I think it can still be zero rated as long as they put it as a separate item - but not sure of that.
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