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Claim a VAT refund if you build new houses on a DIY basis

Claim a VAT refund if you're a DIY builder, building a new home or converting a non-residential building into a home using form VAT431NB.

Published 11 June 2014
Last updated 29 August 2019 — see all updates
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HM Revenue & Customs

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Refunds for DIY housebuilders - claim form for new houses (VAT431NB)

Ref: VAT431NB PDF, 188KB, 22 pages

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Use form VAT431NB to claim a VAT refund as a DIY housebuilder of new houses.

VAT refunds - on self-build new homes or non-residential conversions
If you’re a DIY builder you may be able to reclaim VAT when building a new home or converting a non-residential building into a home.

VAT431C - refunds for DIY housebuilders - claim form and notes for conversions
Use form VAT431C when claiming a VAT refund as a DIY housebuilder on conversions.

Goods and services you can claim for under the VAT DIY Scheme
Find out which items you can or cannot claim a VAT refund for under the DIY Housebuilders’ Scheme.

Published 11 June 2014
Last updated 29 August 2019 + show all updates
  1. The 'Refunds for DIY housebuilders - claim form for new houses (VAT431NB)' has been updated with a new contact telephone number and address.
  2. Welsh translation added.
  3. Customers who want to make a claim under the DIY refund scheme, need to contact HMRC to get an updated address to which claim forms should be sent. This change provides details of a telephone number where they can get the address.
  4. The Local Compliance address has been amended on the form.
  5. First published.

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