FINANCE & INSURANCE SITE PREPARATION Know your VAT position


Andrew Jones the VATman is a leading specialist on the VAT431 scheme for reclaiming VAT on self-builds, covering both new builds and conversions. Selfbuilder + Homemaker asked him to explain more about the ins and outs of the scheme, and how his firm can help: “We provide a submission preparation service where we take your paperwork – in whatever condition you have them, you need to do nothing at all with them – and we will prepare and submit your reclaim for you. We will contact


suppliers for correct documents, make sure no stone is left unturned in order to maximise your reclaim and most importantly, assist in appeasing HMRC when the questions arrive after submitting the reclaim.”


www.vat431.co.uk Specialist broker to the Self Build industry


Granite Building Warranties is a specialist broker to the Self Build industry. We can organise site insurance, building control as well as the 10 year structural warranty.


Granite Building Warranties has over twenty five years experience in the industry. They can talk you through the various steps to ensure you get the best value cover for your project.


Granite Building Warranties assign each


project an account manager to help you throughout the term of the policy and provide you with a direct point of contact. All their products are FCA regulated and are CML/UK Finance Approved.


www.granitebw.co.uk


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