Frequently Asked Questions > Construction Industry Scheme (6 entries)
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CIS is a scheme developed by HM Revenue & Customs for the construction industry. Contractors and sub-contractors must be registered with the The United Kingdom tax authorities (HMRC) and hold a ...
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HMRC will tell you how to pay them. This could be: gross - with no deductions taken off their payment net of a ...
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HMRC will also tell you to pay a subcontractor gross if they're registered with them to get gross payments. If the subcontractor is not registered for gross payments, HMRC will tell ...
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Yes. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) treats non-resident contractors and subcontractors in the same way as they treat UK contractors and subcontractors. This means that contractors will have to: ...
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will expect you, as the contractor, to keep certain records. You'll need to keep details of: the gross amount of each ...
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The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a set of special rules for handling payments for construction work that contractors make to subcontractors. The scheme covers all 'construction operations' - construction work ...