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VAT charges on the stove, flue and other components, as well as the labour for the installation work, can get complicated on new builds so it's always best to first get the advice of your builder, installer or stove dealer and not to assume anything until you are clear when, where and if VAT must be legally charged and paid.
In general terms where a company supplies and installs a stove during the home's construction, the stove, components and labour can all be zero rated, assuming that the supplier is VAT registered. Where the stove and components are only supplied, and not installed, then the stove dealer must charge VAT at the current rate. Alternatively if your builder (or VAT registered installer) agrees they can purchase the stove and components from The Stove Yard, including paying the VAT, then when they invoice you for the whole job this can be zero rated assuming that your building qualifies. They'll be able to reclaim the VAT they paid on your behalf in their next VAT return.
When new builds qualify for Zero VAT:
• Where an existing structure has been demolished (excluding foundations and basement)
• and where the building is designed as a dwelling
• or where the building will be used for a relevant residential purpose
For a definitive explanation and most up to date rules please refer to HMRC's VAT Notice 708 at www.gov.uk
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