Organization real estate and construction sectors in the UK – Federation of Master Builders and the British Property Federation the company carried out to reduce VAT on maintenance and improvement of homes. Is estimated that the reduction of VAT from 20% to 5% will free up additional investment in construction, stimulate the economy and accelerate the transition of the UK “carbon-free” energy. The company believes that the VAT reduction will help the greening and energy efficiency of housing. The government sent a letter, signed by representatives of major industry representatives to consider this issue in the near future. The letter was signed by the following organizations: the Bathroom Manufacturers Association, British Blind and Shutter Association, the British Property Federation, British Woodworking Federation, Builders Merchants Federation, The Countryside Charity CPRE, Civil Engineering Contractors Association, Chartered Institute of Building, Country Land and Business Association Countryside Alliance Electrical Contractors’ Association, Federation of Master Builders, The Heritage Alliance, HomeOwners Alliance, Insulation Manufacturers Association, National Federation of Builders, National Home Improvement Council National Landlords Association, Roof Tile Association, Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, Scottish Building Federation, UK Green Building Council, The VAT Consultancy. ® Angliadom. Helen Entree. 05.12.2019 G.
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