Your kinds of work.
- Floor fitting
- Floor sanding
- Carpet fitting
- LVT and vinyl fitting
- Subfloor preparation
- Buff and recoat
- Floor repair
Rename them or add your own in the office.
Flooring in Ireland
Every floor, from the subfloor up.
Revenue rates floor sanding and floor sealing at 13.5%, as services to a building.
Set up the day you sign up.
Tick flooring and all of this is ready.
Built around the work.
A screed’s moisture, read before laying.
A screed’s relative humidity can be a Reading in %RH on a sheet you build, with your laying limit as its Highest. Where its Answers are pass and fail, a higher reading fails, and a fail can need a photo.
Glued down all over, a fixture.
Glued down over its whole surface, a floor is a fixture to Revenue, and so is a wood floor fixed in place. Supplied and fitted, either is 13.5% unless the two-thirds rule makes it 23%.
Carpet rolls, kept on hand.
A carpet or underlay in the price book can Keep a stock balance. Picked onto a job with Add a part, it comes off what is On hand, and Correct the count records a stocktake of the roll.
Questions, answered.
- Is a floating floor at 13.5% like a fixed one?
- No. Revenue lists a floating wood floor as a fitting, at 23% supplied, fitted or both, and a carpet not stuck down all over is 23% too. The office does not know which floors are fixed. From a VAT-registered firm, a line’s Supply rate can put the whole floor at 23%, and a kind of work can carry that rate for every job of its kind. One line alone can be set Separate, standard rate.
- Is carpet laid on a new build or refurbishment RCT work?
- Yes. Where a building is being built or refurbished, Revenue counts laying carpets among the work that renders it complete, which is a construction operation. Outside that context, such finishing work is not necessarily one, Revenue says.
- Can the stairs be quoted as an option?
- Yes. The stairs, or new door bars, can each be an Optional extra on the quote, left out of its total unless the customer takes it.