Does CIS Apply to Me?
Help with deciding if your work comes under CIS scheme rules and if so, how to make provision for this.
Contractor / Sub-Contractor Registration
Advice for Contractors
- Registration and obligations
- Verifying & Paying Sub-Contractors
- Dealing with sub-contractor trading names
- Reporting changes to HMRC
Advice for Sub-Contractors
- Subcontractor regulations and obligations
- Getting paid and paying tax
- Reporting changes to HMRC
Sub-Contractor CIS Rebates
The paperwork involved can be very complicated for an individual who is not used to dealing with such things and so this means that he or she may only claim a fraction of what they are entitled to, or even submit invalid claims.
Our accountants submit hundreds of UK tax returns each year and so know how to claim your maximum rebate in the quickest possible time, you could receive your CIS rebate in less than 2 weeks.
As a CIS sub-contractor, you should be registered as such with the Inland Revenue, as a result, you will have received a Unique Tax Reference (UTR) number. We will need this number, amongst other required information to enable us to complete a return for you.
Call us or use our on-line contact form to see if you are entitled to a rebate
CIS Record keeping
We can maintain all records for you as either a Contractor or Sub Contractor ensuring that all documentation is up to date and available for inspection at any time.
CIS Returns to HMRC (£5+vat per entry per month)
We will deal, on your behalf, with Inland Revenue so ensuring you will not have any late return penalties or needless worries which would potentially distract you from your business.